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Overfishing began with the Victorians

European fishery stocks fell by over 90 per cent between the 1880s and 1970, suggesting that short-term fishing limits will fail to restore stocks now

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Elusive tetraquark spotted in a data forest

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Elusive tetraquark spotted in a data forest

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Designing greenhouses for the Red Planet

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Designing greenhouses for the Red Planet

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There's no doubt about the health dangers of salt

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There's no doubt about the health dangers of salt

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Energy drinks work as soon as they touch your tongue

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Energy drinks work as soon as they touch your tongue

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Lead poisoning risk for frequent game eaters

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Lead poisoning risk for frequent game eaters

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Athletes' sweat test road to glory

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Athletes' sweat test road to glory

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Top secret quantum messages for your room only

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Parkinson's protection without caffeine or nicotine

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Parkinson's protection without caffeine or nicotine

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Cactus gum could make clean water cheap for millions

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Cactus gum could make clean water cheap for millions

The prickly pear cactus, which grows all over the world, contains gum that can clear sediment and some bacteria from water

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Sense of smell makes flies' time fly

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Quantum broadband becomes reality

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'Fatness' gene may thin your brain

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Entangle qubits for a true random number machine

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