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New Scientist's best summer reading

51¶¯Âþ's best summer reading

Tackle the big questions in this season's hottest reads in science fiction and science writing, says critic and sci-fi writer Adam Roberts

CultureLab

<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

Life

Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

CultureLab

China spends big on nuclear fusion as French plan falls behind

Technology

China spends big on nuclear fusion as French plan falls behind

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Two dolphin species band together to form unprecedented alliance

Life

Two dolphin species band together to form unprecedented alliance

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

Earth

Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

CultureLab

The battery revolution that will let us all be power brokers

Technology

The battery revolution that will let us all be power brokers

Features

Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

Earth

Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

CultureLab

UK is perfectly placed to use 100 per cent renewable power

Earth

UK is perfectly placed to use 100 per cent renewable power

Opinion

Follow the Lithium Dreams expedition to Chile and Bolivia

Earth

Follow the Lithium Dreams expedition to Chile and Bolivia

Features

Stop glossing over the risks of natural birth to cut caesareans

Health

Stop glossing over the risks of natural birth to cut caesareans

The vogue for vaginal delivery means women don't hear enough about its risks. A landmark UK legal ruling might help turn the tide, says Clare Wilson

Comment

Health

"Cured" woman is HIV-free for 12 years without taking drugs

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Earth

Australian PM bans renewable energy body from investing in wind

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Health

To vanquish AIDS by 2030, "pay now or pay forever"

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Earth

Coal renaissance means switching to plan B on climate change

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