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Acid rain's surprising legacy in US rivers

Air pollution controls mean that the acid rain that devastated forests, ponds and streams in the US has reduced, but left excessive alkalinity in its wake

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Whoa! How to rein in the US's wild horses

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Whoa! How to rein in the US's wild horses

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Yosemite Rim Fire is taste of things to come

Earth

Yosemite Rim Fire is taste of things to come

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States lead the US toward a new era in its war on drugs

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States lead the US toward a new era in its war on drugs

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Childhood obesity declines in US but rises in UK

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Hyperloop: Musk unveils high-speed pneumatic transport

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Hyperloop: Musk unveils high-speed pneumatic transport

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First decrease in US childhood obesity

Health

First decrease in US childhood obesity

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Whose stem cells are they anyway?

Opinion

Fight for the right to stem cells

Life

Fight for the right to stem cells

Features

Food stamps could help US trim obesity epidemic

Health

Food stamps could help US trim obesity epidemic

The US's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program feeds nearly 48 million people, but may soon suffer deep cuts. Will a big research opportunity be missed?

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Apocalypse soon, if we keep on cutting science

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Technology

US soldiers used in human experiments lose legal case

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Teen jabs to prevent cervical cancer stall in US

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Forget RoboCop - Detroit to turn green to regenerate

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