How plants fight back
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Wells of conflict on the West Bank: For thousands of years, the land that is now Israel has been short of water. Today, this shortage has become a stumbling block to peace in the Middle East
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Microscopes with proton power
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Mercury - the impossible planet?: By all accounts, the planet nearest the Sun is the wrong size and in the wrong place. Only a mission to Mercury can resolve the puzzle it poses
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Technology
Technology: Panoramic lens focuses on the great indoors . . .
News
Technology
Technology: . . . as dieters find camera they can't lie to
News
Sweeping carbon dioxide under the ground
News
Science: Placental clues to HIV spread in pregnancy
News
Science: Have early black holes left lingering traces?
News
Shuttle launch 'could have faced disaster'
News
Anti-tick vaccines promise reduced costs for cattle farmers
News
. . . but longer view threatened by lack of support
News
Concern grows over toxic threats to Australia's seas
News
Hong Kong backs off bid to cut smoking
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Chernobyl findings 'excessively optimistic' . . .
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Opinion
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How plants fight back
Features
Wells of conflict on the West Bank: For thousands of years, the land that is now Israel has been short of water. Today, this shortage has become a stumbling block to peace in the Middle East
Features
Microscopes with proton power
Features
Mercury - the impossible planet?: By all accounts, the planet nearest the Sun is the wrong size and in the wrong place. Only a mission to Mercury can resolve the puzzle it poses
Features
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Forum: It's a pity about the panda
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Review: Naming names in the celestial zoo
Books & Arts
Forum: Who wants to drive a Porsch? - Scientists don't come that cheap, says Steve Ellison
Forum
Thistle Diary: Missing the interdisciplinary point - Comment from Westminster
Forum
Forum: Is the pen now mightier than the Pill? - Pratap Chatterjee meets a man seduced by nonscientific publishing
Forum
Forum: The capsules that time forgot - Brian Durrans reflects on messages buried for future generations
Forum
Review: Policies for a clean future
Books & Arts
Review: Revive your interest in biology
Books & Arts
Review: Science's debt to industry
Books & Arts
Review: Religion's private hold on Faraday
Books & Arts
Talking Point: Testing time for science on our screens
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