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Nature is a weekly international journal publishing the peer-reviewed research in all fields of science and technology
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Confronting the biodiversity crisis
05 05 2010
In 2002, the world's governments agreed to significantly slow the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010. Time is almost up, and by most accounts they've failed. Now that climate change is emerging as one of biodiversity's greatest threats, scientists are proposing new ways to tackle the crisis. Hannah Hoag reports.
The geoengineering genie
05 05 2010
Like any human endeavour, geoengineering carries hefty doses of uncertainty, doubt and fear.
Earth, but not as we know it
05 05 2010
In his new book, environmentalist Bill McKibben says we must abandon the notion that economic growth and environmental sustainability are compatible — only then can we prevent a climate catastrophe. Interview by Christine Woodside.
Warming waterways
05 05 2010
Seen to be green
05 05 2010
Reassessing sea level
05 05 2010
British blooming
05 05 2010
Northward shift
05 05 2010
The whale story
05 05 2010
New beginnings
05 05 2010
Working with water
06 04 2010
Nations threatened by sea level rise are starting to look at how they can work with nature to defend their coastlines. Mason Inman reports.
Unarrested development
06 04 2010
Despite the threat of rising sea levels, the drive to develop Florida's coastline continues. Mark Schrope reports.
A sea of uncertainty
06 04 2010
How well can we predict future sea level rise?
A new view on sea level rise
06 04 2010
Has the IPCC underestimated the risk of sea level rise?
Little birdie
06 04 2010
Early emergence
06 04 2010
Solar low scenario
06 04 2010
Poisonous cure
06 04 2010
Methane megapool
06 04 2010
Arctic arch decline
06 04 2010
Nature's defences
06 04 2010
The new world order
03 03 2010
The United States and European Union will face off against China and Russia as climate change starts to alter the geopolitical gameboard.
Settling the science on Himalayan glaciers
03 03 2010
The remote glaciers of the Himalayan mountains have been the subject of much controversy, yet little research. Mason Inman looks at the clues scientists have garnered on the fate of these glaciers from ground- and space-based studies.
Souring seas
03 03 2010
Out of step
03 03 2010
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