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What intoxicated animals can teach us about our vices

Humans aren’t the only animals to get wasted once in a while. Drunk Flies and Stoned Dolphins by Oné R. Pagán shows how all manner of creatures do something similar, with amusing effects

Culture

Finch review: Even Tom Hanks can’t save this tame dystopian sci-fi

Humans

Finch review: Even Tom Hanks can’t save this tame dystopian sci-fi

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The Riftbreaker review: Interplanetary mining with an alien twist

Humans

The Riftbreaker review: Interplanetary mining with an alien twist

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Waste Age review: Can good design save the planet from waste?

Environment

Waste Age review: Can good design save the planet from waste?

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Cosmogramma review: An eclectic mix of sci-fi and cosmic horror tales

Space

Cosmogramma review: An eclectic mix of sci-fi and cosmic horror tales

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Sticky review: Everything you could ever want to know about surfaces

Sticky review: Everything you could ever want to know about surfaces

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Mendel wrist in lab

Son of Monarchs review: A beautiful film about a young scientist

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Signs along River road on the Delta waters of the Sacramento River, Calif., as seen on Wednesday July 30, 2014., near Rio Vista, Calif. The Bay Institute, a well-regarded environmental group, has determined the the Bay Delta Conservation Plan to construct tunnels to send water south would cause two salmon species to die out and would

Humans

River's End review: Inside the battle for California's water

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Anti-Monsanto/GMO Protest, New York, 25 May 2013 - Hundreds of thousands across the US joined the worldwide rally against biotech giant Monsanto and genetically engineered crops. It comes shortly after the Senate turned down a bill that would allow states to require the labeling of GM foods. Photo: Tony Savino (Photo by Tony Savino/Corbis via Getty Images)

Life As We Made It review: Should we go all in on gene-editing tech?

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The gruesome science behind Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Sharon Ruston's new book, The Science of Life and Death in Frankenstein, explains how Mary Shelley drew on science as much as imagination to create her masterpiece

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Humans

Kim Stanley Robinson on how to have a good Anthropocene

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From the Neck Up review: Dark, weird and totally captivating

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Space

Invasion review: A slow-moving, tedious disaster drama

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Deathloop review: A puzzle-tastic thriller with too many loose ends

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