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Which countries would you pick for your climate team - July 2, 2008

A new map shows which countries are doing the most to combat climate change, with Latvia and Slovakia getting top marks
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Steam car to go for land speed record - July 2, 2008

A record more than a century old could fall to a bizarre collection of kettle elements and power-station parts if the car can be made to work
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Air travel in the tropics is worse for climate - July 2, 2008

The effect of bright sunlight increases the production of the greenhouse gas ozone from aircraft exhaust fumes
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Decline in bee diversity could sting crop producers - July 1, 2008

It isn't just the sheer number of bees that counts when it comes to pollinating flowering plants, the bees' size, shape and behaviour matter too
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Diet-sized snack packs turn off willpower - July 1, 2008

Could "diet packs" make you fatter A study finds that people eat more from tiny bags of unhealthy foods than they do from full-sized packets
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Hubble snaps ghostly ribbon of light - July 1, 2008

The faint, twisting ribbon is actually a fast-moving shock wave from a supernova that exploded in the Middle Ages
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Will huge health plan make guinea pigs of UK citizens - July 1, 2008

Giving most British patients the potential to participate in clinical trials could save lives, but privacy and safety must be paramount, says
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Can the US get Beyond Einstein - July 1, 2008

A NASA mission to study dark energy may be too expensive to begin in 2009, as planned
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