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<i>A New History of Life</i> shows we're not extinction-proof

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A New History of Life shows we're not extinction-proof

Hubristic humans should heed the boom-and-bust vision of Peter Ward and Joe Kirschvink's book, a grand synthesis of all that is known about evolution

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Art, elections and mad cow disease

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Art, elections and mad cow disease

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Work in an age of robots

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Work in an age of robots

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Risking everything to save songbirds

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Risking everything to save songbirds

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Our 2014 Pitch Us a Movie Competition winner

Our 2014 Pitch Us a Movie Competition winner

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An encyclopaedic guide to the dark genome

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An encyclopaedic guide to the dark genome

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Cancer-warped skeletons imagined for building design

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Cancer-warped skeletons imagined for building design

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What makes us altruistic – and what's it good for?

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What makes us altruistic – and what's it good for?

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How science tells us to ignore celebrity endorsements

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How science tells us to ignore celebrity endorsements

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Eco-city dreams vs real eco-activism

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Eco-city dreams vs real eco-activism

Utopian plans for green cities are blasted in Julie Sze's Fantasy Islands, while Paul Steinberg holds out hope for the humble in Who Rules the Earth?

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Turbulent lessons from tropical storms

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Back to black: The enduring quest to portray nothing

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Can politics keep up with the rise of high-tech cities?

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Ex Machina: Quest to create an AI takes no prisoners

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