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Record haul of uranium harvested from seawater

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Record haul of uranium harvested from seawater

The technology has lain dormant for more than a decade – but US researchers have managed to double the amount or uranium they can extract from the ocean

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Lowest US carbon emissions won't slow climate change

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Lowest US carbon emissions won't slow climate change

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First non-hormonal male 'pill' prevents pregnancy

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First non-hormonal male 'pill' prevents pregnancy

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We're still on the slippery slope to peak oil

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We're still on the slippery slope to peak oil

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Why we need to leave wiggle room for the planet

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We are already superhuman

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The purpose and problems of pain

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Marie Curie, the family woman

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Vaccine protects monkeys from lethal 'Contagion' virus

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Vaccine protects monkeys from lethal 'Contagion' virus

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Stephen Hawking: man, icon and myth

The most famous living scientist is portrayed as an archetypal lone genius. Could this be harming science, asks Hélène Mialet in Hawking Incorporated

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The strange world of sleep

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Space

Space fuel crisis: NASA confronts the plutonium pinch

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Cyborg makes art using seventh sense

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Software reveals the most influential Victorian novelists

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