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Table of contents

News

Earth

World lays odds on global catastrophe

US left behind as Europe backs cuts

A lunatic way to count the cost

Cinderella gas lasts longest of all

Pacific plankton go missing

Mountain gorillas fall prey to poachers’ spears

Killer cells may be clue to HIV baby’s recovery

The sea monster that never was

Delhi rocked by sewer blast

Lucky escape for ozone layer

Tough on dirt, kind on sculptures

Drugs plea for tropical diseases

Green power blocks German plutonium plant

How sex education fails French teenagers

‘Genetic’ drunks need customised therapy

Borneo’s history in a handful of husks

Charities lose out in lottery fever

Polluted Channel

Stroke risks

Deficient data

Crystal gazing

Dream craft flies on airbeams

Dangerous talk

Cystic fibrosis drug

Quest for the supershuttle

Glowing handshake tells left from right

FMS ‘fix’ offers safer cancer therapy

The secret life of muscles

Faint galaxies fill the void

Arctic fossils may blight evolutionary tree

A syringe-full of poison helps the food go down

Ancient stars tell of eternal expansion

Technology

Smart studs keep an eye on road conditions

Technology

If the face fits, squeeze it

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� Snail mail

Technology

Plugging energy gaps in super lasers

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� Replies

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� Chain-Letters

Technology

Bone repairs spark regrowth

Technology

Do face creams go skin deep?

Technology

Keep grumbling volcanoes at arms length

Technology

The juice, the whole juice and nothing but the juice

Opinion

Fishy answer

Cults for the rational

Features

How to spot a killer cloud

Biological weapons are quick, effective killers. Asks if armies will ever be ready to cope

Banking on electronic money

Seeds of our own destruction

Symphony in chaos

More

Baring the bones of human evolution

All the space that’s fit to print

Now, make your own April showers

Fear and loathing at the Smithsonian

Bugs and other biting beasts

Testing red in tooth and claw: Subjected to Science

Waiting for the fall of software’s aristos?

Art practicals for beginners

Who’s holding the moral high ground?

Happy birthday, helium!

Finnish forests and ministerial inertia

All change at the CSIRO 鈥� again

Enigma: Young and honest

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

TV hits

This week’s questions

Questions and Answers

Stop-go

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25 February 1995