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Climate sceptics may find fertile ground in US schools

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Climate sceptics may find fertile ground in US schools

A conservative organisation is working to sow doubt in US classrooms on the science of climate change. Polls suggest it may not fall on deaf ears

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Diet pill aims for US regulatory approval

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Diet pill aims for US regulatory approval

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Latest US drug shortage hits children with leukaemia

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US to resume building nuclear plants

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US to resume building nuclear plants

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Hurricanes deliver fatal blows to wind turbines

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Hurricanes deliver fatal blows to wind turbines

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US bat killer strikes in Europe

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US bat killer strikes in Europe

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Pythons hunt Florida mammals to brink of extinction

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Pythons hunt Florida mammals to brink of extinction

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Newt Gingrich, bizarre space visionary

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Newt Gingrich, bizarre space visionary

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US voters are less partisan than they think

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US voters are less partisan than they think

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Fracking health risks: Drilling into the unknown

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Fracking health risks: Drilling into the unknown

Many fear that by-products of shale fracking – cracking the rock to release its gas – will harm their health. New Scientist examines the evidence

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US education advocates tackle climate change sceptics

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Education campaigner wants to expel climate denial

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Rescue struggles towards Alaska's frozen-in village

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Could the US have given Chavez cancer?

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