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Editorial : Here we go again – FIRST it was beef, now it is lamb. The fallout from the BSE health scare seems set to taint the entire British meat industry.

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Editorial : Winner takes all

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Editorial: A case of justice only half done

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Editorial : The Road to Damascus – CYNICS may say that John Gummer, Britain’s environment minister, is looking for a new job with the UN. True or not, his sudden outspoken support for the environment is welcome.

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Editorial : A glimmer of hope – The annual international conference on AIDS that ended in Vancouver last week turned out to be unlike any of its ten predecessors. Of course, scientists, doctors, sociologists, politicians and public health officials turned

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Editorial : The wrong resistance – EVERY year, between 300 and 500 million people develop malaria. Close to 3 million people die as a result, most of them children and nearly all of them living in tropical Africa.

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Editorial : Ethical egg on our faces – LAST week, the press had what looked like a bout of mid-summer madness over the impending destruction of thousands of human embryos stored in vats of liquid nitrogen all over Britain. The embryos were produced by cou

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Editorial : Call off the hunt

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Editorial : The eyes have it

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Editorial: No more bloody whaling

For years, delegates and scientific advisers to the International Whaling Commission have been less than honest. The stated goal of the IWC is to protect all species of whales from overexploitation.

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Editorial : No time to play politics – NEXT Thursday, Australians will be presented with a report card on how they are treating their environment. It is likely to make disturbing reading. Leaks from the 600-page report over the past few weeks hint at the

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Editorial: Storming the City walls

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Editorial : What the world needs now – ALL told, the UN Habitat conference was a bit of a damp squib鈥攆ew fireworks and only muted international attention. A mere handful of dignitaries showed up, and journalists outnumbered official delegates. Both

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Editorial : How green turns to gold – “Where there’s muck there’s money” is a saying guaranteed to cause bewilderment in the US and draw blank looks in Germany and Japan, even when translated into the local languages. But all three nations know exactly ho

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