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Why the mammoths were toast

WOOLLY mammoths were in big trouble before humans arrived: Research shows rapid warming – in the space of just decades – was responsible for dramatic die-offs.

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The man who’s sworn off planes

The man who’s sworn off planes

THE great-great-grandson of evolutionary biologist Charles Darwin has vowed never to step on another aeroplane. But it’s not for the reason you might expect.

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Nuclear testing, Ivy Mike fired on Enewetak Pacific Ocean, experimental thermonuclear hydrogen device. Pic USA Department of Energy 1952. Marshall Islands United States America (USA) Atomic Bomb Blasts explosion mushroom cloud

Can you nuke a cyclone?

THE fierce winds of a cyclone bring with a heap of myths. Should you tape your windows? Is it wise to hide under a table? And can a nuke stop a cyclone in its tracks?

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Loy Yang Power Station at the Latrobe Valley in Victoria, 05/11/2006. Coal-fired/carbon emitting power stations exacerbates global warming (greenhouse effect). Pic Mike Keating.

2014 officially our hottest year yet

IT MAY seem like we’re hearing this more and more, but 2014 was the hottest year on the planet since we started recording temperatures 135 years ago. So how did Australia compare in the sizzling year?

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