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Coal fuelled China long before industrial revolution

Technology

Coal fuelled China long before industrial revolution

China may have been burning coal regularly as long as 3500 years ago, according to rare archaeological evidence found in the north of the country

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Why do we love to organise knowledge into trees?

Mind

Why do we love to organise knowledge into trees?

CultureLab

Bite-sized chunks of brain science don't quite satisfy

Life

Bite-sized chunks of brain science don't quite satisfy

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Life

Time for Japan to get real over whale research

Leader

Joined-up research will star in Wellcome's new project

Life

Joined-up research will star in Wellcome's new project

Careers

Don't let vaping, obesity and boozing become norms

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Don't let vaping, obesity and boozing become norms

Opinion

Whale's bacterial stowaways reveal how stressed it is

Life

Whale's bacterial stowaways reveal how stressed it is

Regulars

Catching cancer: The riveting quest for a killer virus

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Catching cancer: The riveting quest for a killer virus

CultureLab

Loving the alien: A defence of non-native species

Earth

Loving the alien: A defence of non-native species

CultureLab

How climate pain is being spun into corporate gain

Earth

How climate pain is being spun into corporate gain

The wolves of Wall Street have got climate change, but at a terrifying cost, reveals Windfall: The booming business of global warming by McKenzie Funk

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Earth

Exxon to disclose extent of its carbon asset exposure

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Earth

English art show mines global work with local appeal

News

Life

A wild ride through the ocean's strangest creatures

CultureLab

Mind

The best parents don't try to score top marks

CultureLab

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