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Humans

Forensic Architecture: How to make right state wrongs

State warfare wrecks homes and environments, and confuses land rights. Forensic architecture may help bring justice, finds a new book

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Humans

A tale of how imagination came to be loses sight of the evidence

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Technology

A play called Against doesn’t know what it’s for

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Letters from Charles Darwin

Life

'Radical’ new biography of Darwin is unreliable and inaccurate

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Space

America's total eclipse: The best guides to how to prepare

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Al Gore

Earth

Al Gore: The return of climate science’s preacher man

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Health

From statistics to surgery to psychology: Our favourite reads

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Humans

The enigma of the face in forming first impressions

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Space

Science fiction picks: Time for a reality check

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otters

Life

Wild tales of stuffy sharks, intimate otters and unloved horses

Five new books explore themes such as what it's like to be a carnivore and our lopsided relationship with many animals

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Earth

Is our environmental future better than we thought?

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Humans

Learning to be fair: Lessons from the deep past

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Earth

The great polar mystery: closing in on the truth

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Physics

Mathematics has a bad hair day

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