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What will happen to the green and pleasant land?

Turned Out Nice: How the British Isles will change as the world heats up by Marek Kohn is a lucid, thoughtful and intimate geography

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Skipping along with the heavyweights of time

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Two ways of retelling Botswana's fight against AIDS

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Bonobos have a secret

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Matt Ridley: Optimism without limits

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In search of the gamer's fix

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What makes good doctors go bad?

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Oddball animal behaviour to amuse and disgust

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Obesity through the ages

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Samuel Fallours and his fantasy fish

Tropical Fishes of the East Indies by Theodore Pietsche looks at Fallours's lobsters that live on mountains and fish with top hats on their bellies

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Farmed to death

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Hone your eco instinct

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Say red to see it

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From biology to the Bible, from kindness to madness

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