Killari: The quake that shook the world – According toearthquake hazard maps, Killari and its neighbours along the Tirna riverinCentral India should still be thriving villages rather than scenes ofdevastation. What went wrong?
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Common sense & the computer: There is no easy way to teach a computer all the things that humans take for granted .. like the fact that it cannot be in two places at once
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Shopping for couch potatoes: As teleshopping schemes spread across the US, supermarkets are fighting back by making the experience of shopping rich and fragrant
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Who's afraid of the wandering WOLF?
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Technology: Fungi makes a meal of toxic waste
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Doctor's fraud dents trust in trials
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Science: Will altered plants breed deadlier diseases?
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Science: Atoms in ever-increasing circles
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Science: Nature's portable sperm bank
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Science: Fiery future for planet Earth
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Science: The incredible shrinking Aborigines
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Crabs to be nipped by North sea dredging
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Licensed to broadcast, so long as it's digital
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Too much of a good thing?: American scientists are questioning the policy of addding iron to food. Their research suggests that too much of the element may lead to cancer. Karen Schmidt reports
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French breathe sigh of relief over 'Chateau Plomb'
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Space station plans still hazy
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Asteroid Ida is first with a moon
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Europe reluctant to curb toxic trade
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Pine marten disappears from England
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Trophy hunters stalk Kamchatka
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Fishing quays threaten turtles
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Internet wide open to hacker attack
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France urged to come clean on military waste
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It was only a meteor; Mr President
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Killari: The quake that shook the world – According toearthquake hazard maps, Killari and its neighbours along the Tirna riverinCentral India should still be thriving villages rather than scenes ofdevastation. What went wrong?
Features
Common sense & the computer: There is no easy way to teach a computer all the things that humans take for granted .. like the fact that it cannot be in two places at once
Features
Shopping for couch potatoes: As teleshopping schemes spread across the US, supermarkets are fighting back by making the experience of shopping rich and fragrant
Features
Earth
Who's afraid of the wandering WOLF?
Features
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Forum: Convergent we stand, divided we fall - Hari Sharan believes that North and South must work towards a common existence
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Forum: Final flicker of a British flame - Jack Harris laments the demise of the classic safety match
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Thistle Diary: Reactor repairs and biodiversity - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Review: Dreaming spires of history
Books & Arts
Review: On top of it all in the tropics
Books & Arts
Review: Call any envirommentalist
Books & Arts
Review: A Florentine world turned upside down
Books & Arts
Review: Paperbacks - Roy Herbert considers tricky repairs in space, cold fusion, elephants battling to survive, hackers, the heartening tale of the black robin and military incompetence
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Review: The joys of glimpsing old oxo packets
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Review: Can anyone control nuclear weapons?
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