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A capsized oil tanker is releasing invisible toxins into the sea

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A capsized oil tanker is releasing invisible toxins into the sea

The slick of oil condensate from a stricken tanker in the East China Sea is a threat to all marine life, not least because it is invisible

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Sniff the apocalypse: An art show with perfume for the end times

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Trophy: Is hunting really the only way to save big game?

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Space

The books and ideas that will shape the year ahead

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Vienna’s Biennale poses hard questions for near and far futures

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Vienna’s Biennale poses hard questions for near and far futures

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China tackles climate change with world's largest carbon market

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China tackles climate change with world's largest carbon market

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2018 preview: Opioids will kill tens of thousands more people

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Physics

Exploring the universe – and how we found our place in it

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2018 preview: Gene therapy treats disease while in the womb

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People without electricity could end up living the energy dream

Solar power is giving millions of people access to electricity for the first time – could they bypass traditional fossil fuel grids altogether?

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The secrets of your past that lurk inside your ears

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The body’s killer immune cells also feed fetuses in the womb

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Good news: Demand for coal is plummeting towards a record low

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Exclusive: Most premature baby ever to survive born at 22 weeks

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