Conquering coal – A tale in two countries
It's not just the west which is fighting investment in coal – grassroots campaigns in India are also calling for…
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The pointless, self-defeating burning of ash trees could have been avoided
If it hadn't been for a name-related confusion, the government might have imposed a ban on imports of ash and…
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Presenting certain power dynamics as natural, doesn’t mean they’re neutral.
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Just like an iceberg, the visible part of a lightning strike is just a tiny fraction of the whole.
ByCreationism’s far from unintelligent design on our schools
The real problem with "creationist schools" is not their attitude to science, says Nelson Jones.
ByThe horrifying truth behind the “horrifying clam“ video
In a shocking twist, it's humans who are the real monsters.
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Richard Powers’s eco-novel The Overstory urgently challenges our ideas about humanity and nature
Descriptions of trees and people begin to merge and blossom, as Powers novel opens up questions about the “personhood” of…
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She said Hector was dreaming of rabbits – but how can we know what animals see in sleep?
Nose twitching, tail thumping, he could have been in a wild hunt through snowy woods or a puppyhood memory that we’d accuse…
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