Not warming, but cooling: Whatever happened to globalwarming? It seems that the world's most populous areas are getting cooler-the culprit this time is the aerosol effect reports Fred Pearce
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Technology: US satellite rivals fight for digital TV viewers
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Technology: Ziggy and Squiggle's excellent CD-ROM adventure
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Technology: 'Whacky' racers make a little go a long way
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Technology: Microphone makes light of sound in a single step
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Technology: Can we make electricity out of thin air?
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Technology: High cost of engineering vital clotting factor
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Science: Why some volcanoes fizz before they pop
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Science: Poison frogs eat poison prey
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Science: Riddle of the red shift
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Science: Spiders with a busy social life
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Science: Tune into comet crash on your radio
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Science: 'Velcro' protein could stop spread of cancer cells
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Technology: Lawyers' ad challenges rules of 'netiquette'
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Bosses call the shots in R&D revamp
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Horse sense no guide to age
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US says drivers must use more alcohol
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A comet by any other name . . .
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Environment
'Designer organ' row over baboon that died
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How to break a fall, not a hip
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Simple measures may defeat elephantiasis
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Economic need will drive South African research
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Cajun crayfish make a meal of Kenyan snails
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Hands off Antarctic squid
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Russians to shut plutonium plants
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Women smokers
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Royal stargazer
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Small is plentiful
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Robot's return
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Boost for bears
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Condor killed
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Cancer: is soya the solution?
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Young man, put your sperm in a bank
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Two-way protection from a 'menopause' jab
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Robots hunt genetic switch
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'Cruel' farming in the name of freedom
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World Cup players face a whole new ball game
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Review: From Mars to Jupiter in your back yard
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Thistle Diary: Nuclear stores and battle cries - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Forum: Chipping away at cultural blocks - Jeremy Burgess ponders why we can take the arts at a leisurely pace but not the sciences
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Review: The mutation man
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Review: How to build an electronic bomb
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Review: Fall and rise of societies of the spectacle
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Review: Deep secrets of well-charted territory
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