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Hubris came before the Times Atlas’s fall
Maps still have the power to amaze鈥� and enrage, as the latest example of cartography gone wrong shows, says Mark Monmonier
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Clean air fixes cold poles in model of ancient climate
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Mowed grass triggers tar sand lawsuit
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Carbon bubble could threaten markets鈥� maybe
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Would-be geoengineers must listen to the public
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Fukushima’s radioactive sea contamination lingers
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DNA detectives aim to thwart illegal timber trade
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Engineers can build a low-carbon world if we let them
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Groundwater greed driving sea level rises
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Coconuts and sunshine will power South Pacific islands
Solar power will provide 93 per cent of the islands' electricity, with the rest coming from coconut oil
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No leak from French nuclear blast, say authorities
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Virus gene engineer sends caterpillars to a sticky end
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Warming seas could smother seafood
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Malaysia cracks down on illegal ivory trade
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