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Behind the smile: What dolphins really think

Life

Behind the smile: What dolphins really think

They have been hailed as the second most intelligent animal on the planet, but could a soft spot for dolphins have led us to terribly misjudge them?

Features

Does this climate narrative really change anything?

Earth

Does this climate narrative really change anything?

CultureLab

UN ready for climate change talks in New York

Earth

UN ready for climate change talks in New York

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Epilepsy gives woman compulsion to write poems

Health

Epilepsy gives woman compulsion to write poems

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Stricter rules will thwart Japan's whaling attempts

Life

Stricter rules will thwart Japan's whaling attempts

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Temperature-driven clock sparks new kind of generator

Technology

Temperature-driven clock sparks new kind of generator

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Was Aristotle the inventor of science?

Was Aristotle the inventor of science?

CultureLab

The creepy crawly story of life on Earth

Life

The creepy crawly story of life on Earth

CultureLab

I'm reverse-engineering Mesopotamian hit songs

I'm reverse-engineering Mesopotamian hit songs

Opinion

A paean to plants: The story of botany at Kew gardens

Life

A paean to plants: The story of botany at Kew gardens

Some may still see it as a Cinderella science, but botany flowers magnificently in Plants: Roots to riches and the accompanying 25-part BBC Radio 4 series

CultureLab

Earth

China clamps down on dirtiest coal to curb pollution

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Earth

Leaky wells, not fracking, polluted US drinking water

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Earth

Urban wastelands worth millions for what they give us

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Space

Water-splitter could make hydrogen fuel on Mars

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