Knowing your place in an ever-shifting world
Handbook of Environmental Assessment, Volumes One and Two
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Life in a tree house
Maintaining Biodiversity in Forest Ecosystems
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If trees go, mankind may follow
Rainforests of the World
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Let's get down to earth
The Remote Sensing Data Book
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Defining the boundaries
Mappings
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Leave the solutions to those on the ground
Roots in the African Dust
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A deeper philosophy of airflows
Global Energy and Water Cycles - Atmospheric Dynamics
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Milestone for the maths community
Industrial Strength
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Pitfalls in the search for a global iconography for the web
Visual Langauge for the World Wide Web
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is taken from a work by an American journalist with earth-shaking claims: " This book is a slice of...
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Natural selection and future sex
Living with Our Genes - The Artist's Model - Survival of the Prettiest - Sex in the Future
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Capturing particles of literature from the void to construct a library of one's own
Why Read the Classics?
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Criminal thoughts about cups of cold tea
Geons, Black Holes and Quantum Foam
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Bewitching tale of the bird that ruined a footman
The Great Auk
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Why men want to rape
Rape is a mating strategy, say two US scientists. Ayala Ochert reports on the bitter debate started by Craig T. Palmer and Randy Thornhill, who argue, below, that rape is an act of sex, not violence...