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Fish numbers outpace human population

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Fish numbers outpace human population

Farms are boosting the global fish population, but at what cost to wild populations?

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Life

Did aversion to bitter tastes evolve into moral disgust?

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Health

Lifestyle changes could cut cancers by a third

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Technology

Website to dish the dirt on foods

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Health

Study links fast food joints with stroke risk

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Less is more approach to fertiliser could boost farmers

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African fisheries hit hardest by climate change

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African fisheries hit hardest by climate change

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Eating less meat could cut climate costs

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Eating less meat could cut climate costs

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Health

Green tea supplements stop cancer drug working

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Early humans evolved to crack a nutty problem

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Early humans evolved to crack a nutty problem

The earliest ancestor of humans boasted a mouth ideal for cracking tough nuts and seeds, a new calculation of the ancient hominin's bite suggests

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Call for agricultural research to help world's poor

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US prepares to block influx of GM food

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Genes give Africans a better sense of taste

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How kangaroo burgers could save the planet

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