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Tragic tears: Why we are the only animals that cry

In Why Humans Like to Cry, Michael Trimble argues that tears of sadness provide a type of joy, that may have co-evolved with tragedy

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Environment

Battling nature in your backyard

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Earth

How much will you pay for a green future?

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The butterfly effect – in giant balloons

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The forgotten life of Dorothy Wrinch

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Europe in 2050: a survivor's guide to climate change

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Europe in 2050: a survivor's guide to climate change

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Green shoots are growing in oil-rich Texas

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Green shoots are growing in oil-rich Texas

Comment

Endangered primates caught in Congolese conflict

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Endangered primates caught in Congolese conflict

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Grapefruit makes drugs pack a stronger punch

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Grapefruit makes drugs pack a stronger punch

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UK consumers lose their taste for green energy

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UK consumers lose their taste for green energy

In a world of rising energy costs and consumer alarm, UK energy policy continues to lack focus, says Michael Brooks

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Holiday gifts: What to give the scientifically curious

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Holiday gifts: Books to give by

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Earth

Full steam ahead for California carbon trading

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Cut premature births, save $3 billion

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