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Birds not following changing climate fast enough
Birds are shifting their ranges in response to climate change but not fast enough, concludes a study that warns that some species will find it harder to cope as a result. By Roger Highfield.
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Birds are shifting their ranges in response to climate change but not fast enough, concludes a study that warns that some species will find it harder to cope as a result. By Roger Highfield.
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Stem cell marker gives new clue to bowel cancer
A new test could predict those at risk of the most aggressive and deadly form of bowel cancer, boosting survival rates. By Roger Highfield.
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A new test could predict those at risk of the most aggressive and deadly form of bowel cancer, boosting survival rates. By Roger Highfield.
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A rounder face 'means men are more aggressive'
Men with round faces tend to be more aggressive, a study of sportsmen has shown. By Roger Highfield.
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Men with round faces tend to be more aggressive, a study of sportsmen has shown. By Roger Highfield.
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Medicine: DNA may decide patients' drugs
Genetic data may be more accurate than referring to someone's race when prescribing drugs
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Genetic data may be more accurate than referring to someone's race when prescribing drugs
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Creationist challenges Dawkins
Richard Dawkins has been challenged to a public debate by an eccentric Turkish creationist
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Richard Dawkins has been challenged to a public debate by an eccentric Turkish creationist
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Podcast: Music and the brain
Is music just "auditory cheescake" or can it provide deep insights into the workings of the brain and the evolution of language? From the New Zealand haka to raves and dancing birds, James Randerson investigates
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Is music just "auditory cheescake" or can it provide deep insights into the workings of the brain and the evolution of language? From the New Zealand haka to raves and dancing birds, James Randerson investigates
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Water: The hidden cost of your food and drink
Vast amounts of water are used to produce the food and drink we eat, frequently in countries already suffering from drought. See the volumes of water needed for coffee, beef, bread and more
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Vast amounts of water are used to produce the food and drink we eat, frequently in countries already suffering from drought. See the volumes of water needed for coffee, beef, bread and more
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Water: Interactive guide to the UK's borrowed water
Interactive guide to the UK's borrowed water
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Interactive guide to the UK's borrowed water
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Revealed: the massive scale of UK's water consumption
Each Briton uses 4,645 litres a day when hidden factors are included
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Each Briton uses 4,645 litres a day when hidden factors are included
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Renewable energy: E.ON looks at £300m investment to build Britain's largest biomass plant
Construction of 150 megawatt plant at the port of Bristol sparks fierce protests
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Construction of 150 megawatt plant at the port of Bristol sparks fierce protests
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