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Dams Are Not The Smart Way To Secure Water For Agriculture
Why Climate 'Uncertainty' Is No Excuse For Doing Nothing
Slavery In America: Back In The Headlines
In Defense Of NIMBY-ism
Ebola In The USA: Don't Trust What You Read On Twitter
Egg-Freezing: A Perk Too Far From Facebook And Apple?
800 Vials Of Experimental Ebola Vaccine Shipped From Canada
Limiting Global Warming To 2°C: The Philosophy And The Science
To Reduce Drug-Related Harm, It's Time To Be Honest About The Pleasure
True Cost Of Diverted Tobacco Payouts Measured In Lives
Attention Cute Robots And Satellites Of Mars: A Comet Is Coming
Digital Death And The Digital Afterlife: How To Have It And How To Avoid It
Discovering A Viking Hoard: A Day In The Life Of A Metal Detectorist
Climate Change: It’s Only Human To Exaggerate, But Science Itself Does Not
Who Owns The Moon?
We Don't Know If God Exists, But We Should Keep Asking
Why Ebola Wasn’t Stopped By Huge Investments In African Healthcare
Panic Over Ebola Echoes 19th Century Fear Of Cholera
Fracking Boom Could Mean Up To 12% More Carbon Emissions
Giant Kangaroos Were More Likely To Walk Than Hop
Snobbery In The Academy Is Alive And Well And Doing Harm
Ebola: Bats Get A Bad Rap When It Comes To Spreading Diseases
From Galactic Pile-ups, Stars Are Born: A Crash Course In Clusters
Brain Scans Show Who's Likely To Trust Strangers
Toxic Playgrounds: Broken Hill Kids Exposed To Poisonous Dust

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