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Best books, films and art of 2015 – as chosen by <em>51¶¯Âþ</em>

Best books, films and art of 2015 – as chosen by 51¶¯Âþ

The future of AI, Russia's glorious space past, undercover golfers, and the man who's so famous we can't remember why, 51¶¯Âþ's staff loved it all

CultureLab

Two whales killed by sole fish stuck in their blowholes

Life

Two whales killed by sole fish stuck in their blowholes

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Capuchin monkeys use sticks as shovels to dig out caiman eggs

Life

Capuchin monkeys use sticks as shovels to dig out caiman eggs

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UK dash for gas-fired electricity is riddled with risk

Earth

UK dash for gas-fired electricity is riddled with risk

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Windblown

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Silicon 2.0 promises superpowered chips and solar cells

Technology

Silicon 2.0 promises superpowered chips and solar cells

Features

Emission-cutting pledges in poorer countries may go up in smoke

Earth

Emission-cutting pledges in poorer countries may go up in smoke

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Getting off the ground

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Anti-booze drug may flush out dormant HIV and could lead to cure

Health

Anti-booze drug may flush out dormant HIV and could lead to cure

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Journeys of a lifetime: A mosasaurus breathes into your stove

Earth

Journeys of a lifetime: A mosasaurus breathes into your stove

It took millions of years for carbon atoms to become fossil fuel, a journey that we terminate in a flash of fire that determines the climate

Features

Earth

How the past's ecological lessons can save Earth's future

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Earth

ExxonMobil faces inquiry on what it knew about climate change

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Earth

US oil industry and green lobby together brought down Keystone

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Earth

Australia can go green and have economic growth – if it wants to

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