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Saving the natural world may rely on memories of its beauty

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Saving the natural world may rely on memories of its beauty

On the seventh of 12 days of CultureLab, Gail Vines looks at books on the erosion of natural diversity and its chances of future salvation

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Next year in books: CultureLab's choicest reads for 2016

Next year in books: CultureLab's choicest reads for 2016

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<em>Here Be Dragons</em>: Hostile aliens, tall people and black holes

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Here Be Dragons: Hostile aliens, tall people and black holes

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Are we being dazzled by the mindless brilliance of machines?

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Are we being dazzled by the mindless brilliance of machines?

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<i>Playthings</i>: Immerse yourself in a story of mental illness

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Playthings: Immerse yourself in a story of mental illness

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As lights block out the night sky, help measure the damage

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As lights block out the night sky, help measure the damage

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Big Bang Data offers worries, wonders and some cats

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Big Bang Data offers worries, wonders and some cats

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First glimpse of lost library of Elizabethan polymath John Dee

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First glimpse of lost library of Elizabethan polymath John Dee

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A world of wonders: Exploring <em>The Cabaret of Plants</em>

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A world of wonders: Exploring The Cabaret of Plants

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Why fairy tales are really scary tales

Humans

Why fairy tales are really scary tales

Everyone assumes fairy stories are innocent cautionary tales, but their universal and enduring appeal is far more horrifying than you think

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Desecration phrasebook: A litany for the Anthropocene

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Paris climate talks: can a global cultural festival help?

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Win the CultureLab science books of 2015

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Painting by numbers with the design book Mathematics and Art

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