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Acid rain’s surprising legacy in US rivers
Air pollution controls mean that the acid rain that devastated forests, ponds and streams in the US has reduced, but left excessive alkalinity in its wake
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Yosemite Rim Fire is taste of things to come
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Environment
Bottoms up for a bird on a balance
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Exploring our love/hate relationship with Gaia
Culture
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How an ocean went into hiding in Australia
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Earth’s central heating is thinning Greenland
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Fracking could accelerate global warming
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Environment
Robotic plant learns to grow like the real thing
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Environment
Is there hope for the bees?
Culture
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Ballooning size of world’s second-largest refugee camp
Zaatari refugee camp has grown from almost nothing to a population of more than 140,000 in a year, as refugees pour in from neighbouring Syria
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Frack on or frack off: Can shale gas save the planet?
Features
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The fracking debate needs more light, less heat
Opinion
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Beautiful British bat is one in just 1000
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Arctic ice grows darker and less reflective
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