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Realities of boozing are tough to swallow

Health

Realities of boozing are tough to swallow

To tackle the scourge of "passive drinking", we'll first have to accept some uncomfortable truths about our relationship with drink, says Andy Coghlan

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Review: <i>Shapes</i> by Philip Ball

Review: Shapes by Philip Ball

Books & Arts

What will the Sun look like when it dies?

Space

What will the Sun look like when it dies?

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Earth

Killing beached whales is kinder, experts say

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Neutron tracks revive hopes for cold fusion

Technology

Neutron tracks revive hopes for cold fusion

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'Hearts and minds' approach needed in green tech drive

Earth

'Hearts and minds' approach needed in green tech drive

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Student project captures images of Earth from space

Space

Student project captures images of Earth from space

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Review: <i>The Lives of Ants</i> by Laurent Keller and Elisabeth Gordon

Review: The Lives of Ants by Laurent Keller and Elisabeth Gordon

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Review: <i>The Day We Found the Universe</i> by Marcia Bartusiak

Review: The Day We Found the Universe by Marcia Bartusiak

Books & Arts

Stephen Hawking's bedtime stories

Space

Stephen Hawking's bedtime stories

The world's most famous physicist is taking a new direction – along with his daughter Lucy Hawking, he has branched out into writing children's books to package the universe for the younger generation

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Earth

Oil rigs may be fit for porpoise

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Review: The Ego Tunnel by Thomas Metzinger

Books & Arts

Technology

Review: Uranium by Tom Zoellner

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Earth

Photography: Life and death beneath the waves

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