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Dambusters: The end of Brazil's hydroelectric dreams?

Earth

Dambusters: The end of Brazil's hydroelectric dreams?

After a 40-year fight, the plan to build huge dams to tap the Amazon's power is running out of juice, mired in corrupution and scientific uncertainty

Features

<i>Birth of a Theorem</i>: Mathematics, Boltzmann and brio

Physics

Birth of a Theorem: Mathematics, Boltzmann and brio

CultureLab

Renewable energy poised to overtake nuclear in the UK

Earth

Renewable energy poised to overtake nuclear in the UK

News

Feedback: Ferrari jumps the units shark

Environment

Feedback: Ferrari jumps the units shark

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

Life

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

CultureLab

I'll fly around the world using only solar power

Earth

I'll fly around the world using only solar power

Opinion

Art, elections and mad cow disease

Health

Art, elections and mad cow disease

CultureLab

Work in an age of robots

Technology

Work in an age of robots

CultureLab

Feedback: Men make monthly mistakes

Environment

Feedback: Men make monthly mistakes

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$Should the UK frack for gas?$

Should the UK frack for gas?

As the North Sea gas fields dry up, the UK is looking to controversial fracking to make up the shortfall

News

Earth

Risking everything to save songbirds

CultureLab

Our 2014 Pitch Us a Movie Competition winner

Regulars

Life

Meet – and hear – the world's first bilingual chimps

News

Life

An encyclopaedic guide to the dark genome

CultureLab