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Dark days for solar power as UK subsidies are slashed

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Dark days for solar power as UK subsidies are slashed

The government's latest assault on renewables is an unwelcome blow that will slow small-scale solar projects, warns community-energy proponent Ben Crystall

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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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Letting environmental art speak for itself is no longer enough

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Letting environmental art speak for itself is no longer enough

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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

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Why fairy tales are really scary tales

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Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

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Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

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Desecration phrasebook: A litany for the Anthropocene

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Desecration phrasebook: A litany for the Anthropocene

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Solar cell you wear like a bandage can power a watch

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Solar cell you wear like a bandage can power a watch

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Paris climate talks: can a global cultural festival help?

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Paris climate talks: can a global cultural festival help?

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Win the CultureLab science books of 2015

Win the CultureLab science books of 2015

Be in with a chance to win our favourite books of 2015 with this great competition

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Painting by numbers with the design book Mathematics and Art

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Time to rethink what makes humans special

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Orcas seen in unique group ambush-and-kill attack on dolphins

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Stone Age Picasso made oldest known drawing of human settlement

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