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Wildlife can now be detected by sniffing DNA in the air

Hard-to-see animals are thus easier to record

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  • by david hall
Edward Wilson, controversial biologist, is dead

He introduced the world to sociobiology

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In 2022 a Moonrush will begin in earnest

Countries are racing to explore Earth’s closest neighbour

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  • by david hall
Omicron causes a less severe illness than earlier variants

But it is spreading fast, and options for treating it are more limited

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  • by david hall
Nature does not use propellers. So why do people?

Real fintech

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  • by david hall
Earth’s magnetic field illuminates Biblical history

It casts light on an obscure period called the Hallstatt plateau

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  • by david hall
Honey bees, Varroa mites and unintended consequences

Beekeepers may have accidentally helped a plague of their charges

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What architects can learn from bull-running

A Spanish tradition offers insight into how crowds behave

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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