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Humans

Samir Shaheen-Hussain interview: Doctors left children to suffer

Environment

How the fossil fuel era ends 鈥� and four possibilities for what follows

Environment

How to understand world energy use 鈥� in 10 graphs

Environment

How we can transform our energy system to achieve net-zero emissions

Environment

Fatih Birol interview: Using energy isn鈥檛 evil 鈥� creating emissions is

Leaders

Technology

We know how to build a green energy future. Now we need to do it

New, cleaner sources of energy are ripe for exploitation. Transitioning to them comes down to our will and whether we do it as fast as the climate crisis dictates

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Spectators in Tokyo wait to see triathlon relay competitors on 31 July

Health

Japan extends emergency measures as covid-19 spikes during Olympics

Tokyo is seeing a record-breaking rise in covid-19 cases as thousands of athletes and coaches fly in from around the world for the postponed 2020 Olympic games

Environment

How a Norwegian island is already living our climate change future

Health

Countries are mixing and matching vaccines to tackle the delta variant

Space

Black holes with magnetic field 鈥榟air鈥� shed it in loops of hot plasma

Technology

Bendy camera the width of a human hair can take accurate 3D images

Health

Myocarditis is more common after covid-19 infection than vaccination

Space

Comet鈥檚 dust trail could rain down on Venus this December

Technology

Secret underwater messages can be hidden in whale and dolphin chatter

Life

Waves of animals died at an ancient Spanish lake and now we know why

Environment

Inside the fight to stop destructive fishing in marine protected areas

Life

Single-celled organism has evolved a natural mechanical computer

Space

Part of the Apollo 11 spacecraft may still be in orbit around the moon

Technology

QAnon posts by figurehead Q may be written by more than one person

Technology

AI carpenter can design recreations of furniture from a few photos

Life

Sponge fossils suggest animals already existed 890 million years ago

Life

Caffeine-fuelled bumblebees are better at foraging for nectar

Space

X-rays can echo and bend around the back of supermassive black holes

Life

Some male fish let rivals woo females and then hijack their courtship

Health

People living in dense UK cities are more likely to feel lonely

Humans

Ancient humans in Europe may have stolen food from wild hunting dogs

Humans

People happily steal from groups even if they are generous one-on-one

Analysis

Technology

Can low-income countries leapfrog to clean energy technologies?

As energy access improves in low-income countries, there is an opportunity to go straight to clean technologies, says Jim Watson

Humans

Should social media come with a health warning?

Aperture

Life

Amazing images show butterfly mouthparts up close

This alien-like image shows butterfly probiscises, shaped by evolution to help them drink nectar from flowers. The shot, created using a special optical imaging technique, reveals the intricacies of their mouthparts

Regulars

Features

Environment

How the fossil fuel era ends 鈥� and four possibilities for what follows

Ever cheaper wind and solar power means the decline of coal, oil and gas is unstoppable. The trillion-dollar question is how, and how quickly, their demise comes about

Environment

How we can transform our energy system to achieve net-zero emissions

Environment

How to understand world energy use 鈥� in 10 graphs

Environment

Fatih Birol interview: Using energy isn鈥檛 evil 鈥� creating emissions is

Humans

Samir Shaheen-Hussain interview: Doctors left children to suffer

Culture

Humans

Inflamed review: How poverty and injustice make you sick

Covid-19 exposed the stark inequalities that put disadvantaged groups more at risk from the pandemic. Now Rupa Marya and Raj Patel鈥檚 book Inflamed probes just how those structural inequalities work to drive inflammation and harm health

Humans

After Yang review: A delightful movie about robots teaching humans

Space

Don’t Miss: UFO docuseries hunts for origins of our alien obsession

Humans

How to Mars review: Sci-fi satire about reality TV on the Red Planet