How to close a uranium mine: Epidemiology reveals the cost of mining uranium
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How to close a uranium mine: Ways to make the old mining territories safe
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The case against Eve: Putting a date on the great migration from Africa
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The case against Eve: When the apes went their separate way
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The case against Eve
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How to close a uranium mine: Next week Germany takes on full responsibility for decommissioning the mines that were once the world's third-largest source of uranium. The challenges are enormous
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Stargazing at the South Pole: The coldest, highest, driest continent on Earth offers near-perfect conditions for observing the Sun and the stars. 'The last place on Earth' is becoming an international centre for astronomy
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Antarctica: exploration or exploitation?
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Europe lays down the law on software: The world's computer giants want to use copyright law to smother competition. But proposals from Europe should ensure they don't have it all their own way
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Technology: How hot metal makes toxic waste safe to burn
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Technology: Sweden counts the cost of a comfortable sofa
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Technology: Invisible ink that foils forgers
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Technology: New fan spells curtains for mosquitoes
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Technology: Splitting the difference for a standard studio sound
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Technology: Speakers beam out stereo sound to a wider audience
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Technology: Tube commuters get a fairer hearing in Earl's Court
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Science: Vaccine made from HIV fragments bolsters immune response
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Science: DNA prints show how lions keep it in the family
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Technology: Portable pump keeps the rhythm of the heart
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Science: Glass beads support dinosaur theory
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Science: Test tube strains of HIV could sabotage experiments
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Science: Car exhausts may cause hay fever
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Science: Grubs on tap for the aye-aye
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Science: Interfering atoms feel a sense of acceleration
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Science: Can a whiff of garlic keep cancer at bay?
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The Seventh International Conference on AIDS (Florence 1991)
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Markdown for science
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Fusion centre closes
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French bioethics
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Cubism on the box displays sharp imagery
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Tunnel breakthrough
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Somerset mourn
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Gene hazards
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Starfish alarm
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Kakadu spared
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Britain relaunches the space plane
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America creates cold climate for greenhouse talks . . .
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. . . while inertia threatens ozone agreement
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Redundant huskies sent packing from Antarctica
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'Gene raiders' must pay for conservation
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The Seventh International Conference on AIDS (Florence 1991)
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Green light for plan to save the Arctic
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Gassed human guinea pigs win payout
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Crisis talks could spell extinction for London's zoo
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Death in Europe and how to avoid it
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Mission to Mars will need nuclear power
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Solar flares send navigators off in the wrong direction
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Opinion
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How to close a uranium mine: Next week Germany takes on full responsibility for decommissioning the mines that were once the world's third-largest source of uranium. The challenges are enormous
Features
Stargazing at the South Pole: The coldest, highest, driest continent on Earth offers near-perfect conditions for observing the Sun and the stars. 'The last place on Earth' is becoming an international centre for astronomy
Features
Antarctica: exploration or exploitation?
Features
Europe lays down the law on software: The world's computer giants want to use copyright law to smother competition. But proposals from Europe should ensure they don't have it all their own way
Features
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