Are Sarawak’s forests sustainable?
Features
This week's magazine
26 November 1994
Issue 1953
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Dounreay: still hot after all these years
News
Major ‘must keep his promises’
News
Cave intruders came to see, not touch
News
An exercise in inefficiency
News
The rise and rise of global warming
News
Brief encounter with element 110
News
Easy ride for ‘pest-free’ crops
News
Resort plans stuck in the mud
News
Scotland’s sea lochs deserve special protection
News
How to make an imperfect census count
News
Third World plays tough in conservation game
News
Earthquake theory up in the air
News
Market forces clean up in the US
News
Dismantling missiles
News
Low-level summit
News
With the greatest of fleas
News
Dirty lakes
News
Dinosaur DNA
News
Sharing the sky
News
Squabbling all the way to the genebank
News
Hubble scientists fail to see red
News
What is Australia doing on Titan?
News
DNA reveals its talent for computing
News
Ah, yes, the subtle bouquet of the A7 鈥�
News
Comet turns on Jupiter’s northern lights 鈥�
News
鈥� as Neptune puts on a brighter face
News
Do monkey trials offer hope for diseased brains?
News
Deep-sea shrimps see the light
News
Humans and apes are not so different
News
Technology
You are more than a number in BT’s phone trial
News
Technology
Cleaner diesels take to the road
News
Technology
Speeding on the data highway
News
Technology
Polymers brush up on lubrication
News
Technology
Putting pests off their food
News
Technology
Buying time for liver patients
News
Technology
Salad days for island in the sun
News
Patents
News
Enigma: Noughts and crosses No 798
News
Features
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Life and times of a star
At first glance, all stars may look the same. But stars actually differ greatly from one another. By understanding and classifying these differences, astronomers have been able to learn the secrets of the stars and what makes them tick
Inside Science
From here to infinity
Books & Arts
Women and children first
Books & Arts
Lives of the not so rich but famous
Books & Arts
The discoveries of nature
Books & Arts
Racism: a real case to answer
Books & Arts
Darwin’s illustrious trailblazer
Books & Arts
AIDS in Britain
Books & Arts
