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Race to electrify rural Africa could help the West too

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Race to electrify rural Africa could help the West too

Investments in mini grid systems aimed at powering up remote parts of Africa may provide a test bed for rural energy infrastructure elsewhere in the world

Analysis

Earth electric: Harnessing our planet's low glow

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Earth electric: Harnessing our planet's low glow

Features

A glorious, comprehensive A to Z of living birds

Life

A glorious, comprehensive A to Z of living birds

CultureLab

Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

Physics

Perfect harmonies: How music was built into science

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How many motors can NASA cram on its fryer-oil flier?

Technology

How many motors can NASA cram on its fryer-oil flier?

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Meeting the human faces of the internet's dark places

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Meeting the human faces of the internet's dark places

CultureLab

Just how rare is intelligent life in the universe?

Life

Just how rare is intelligent life in the universe?

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Sea of selfies – social media's monoculture threat

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Sea of selfies – social media's monoculture threat

CultureLab

Human harp makes music by playing the Brooklyn Bridge

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Human harp makes music by playing the Brooklyn Bridge

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Beijing's coal ban may herald the end of the fuel

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Beijing's coal ban may herald the end of the fuel

China's capital plans to ban burning coal from 2020. If the rest of the energy-hungry country follows suit, peak coal production could be near

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Massive smart light lab tests tech to slash emissions

News

Physics

The surprising power of the unseen

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World's poor need grid power, not just solar panels

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Earth

A globetrotting, water-saving tour of sewage gardens

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