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Playing with fire – Despite international outrage and the terrible toll on public health, the incentives for Indonesian farmers to torch vast swathes of forest are as great as ever. Fred Pearce asks what can be done to stop the burning

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The People eaters – After thirty years of fierce controversy, the idea that cannibalism was common is gaining acceptance. And, as Robin McKie reports, the theory is backed up by rigorous analysis of bones from around the world

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Scramble for space – What do you get if you cross a jet engine with a rocket? Enough power to send NASA’s first space plane into orbit, says Ben Iannotta

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Beyond reality – Watching information at play in the quantum world is throwing physicists into a flat spin, says Mark Buchanan

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Open wide, we’re going to explore – Fighting tooth decay by annihilating all the mostly harmless bacteria in your mouth is like taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut. Garry Hamilton looks at more subtle ways of stopping the rot

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It all adds up

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All the world’s a time machine – Imagine that there are loops in space-time, and that the future can influence the past. Marcus Chown meets a physicist who is convinced that this is exactly how the Universe works

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The intraterrestrials – Deep in the Earth’s crust, undreamt-of life forms are scratching a living from little more than barren rock, discovers Stephanie Pain. And if life can survive there, why not inside another planet?

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Making waves – Could this be the big idea that will break through computing’s speed barrier? Paul Marks meets a man who is trying out a radical new way of working with semiconductors

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