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Today's Nature News: Many strategies for reining in greenhouse gases come with substantial health
benefits, according to a new study. But the actions with the most dramatic
impact on greenhouse gases aren't necessarily the biggest winners for health.
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Today in Nature News: Researchers are turning their attention to one of the great unknowns about the
ongoing H1N1 influenza pandemic: how many people have been, and are being,
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Nature News Today: After struggling financially for years, the genomics company deCODE, based in
Reykjavik, Iceland, filed for bankruptcy on 16 November. The question now is
whether other companies looking to commercialize genomics will follow the same
path.
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Today's Nature News: One of Britain's leading climate-research centres has had more than 1,000 files
stolen from its computers and republished on the Internet. The cyber-attack is
apparently aimed at damaging the reputations of prominent climate scientists.
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Today in Nature News: The European Union (EU) is backing away from a 2018 start date for ITER, a
multi-billion-euro fusion reactor under construction in the south of France.
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During this landmark year Nature has continued to celebrate the birth of Charles Darwin — recognizing that no single researcher has since matched his collective impact on the natural and social sciences; on politics, religion and philosophy; on art and cultural relations.
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Nature Podcast: This week in our biodiversity special, we hear why today's paleontologists need
to get predictive and not just descriptive, learn how to factor environmental
goods into the economy and celebrate 150 years of Darwin's On the Origin of Species by learning about the cultural
context of his theories in Britain and across the world.
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This Week in Nature: The third and last of Nature’s Darwin 200 special
issues marking the Darwin bicentenary focuses on biodiversity and how to
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Today's Nature News: A new coalition of synthetic-biology companies, named the International Gene
Synthesis Consortium (IGSC), has created its own set of guidelines that are
intended to lessen the risk that gene-synthesis technology could be misused.
