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BIRDS SNIFF OUT THEIR RELATIVES	Published: 19/07/12
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Seabirds recognise their relatives from their scent and rely on their sense of smell to avoid "accidentally inbreeding", say scientists.

FRACKING FIRM READY TO PRESS ON	Published: 02/12/12
The head of a company involved in fracking says it is ready to press on quickly with shale gas production if a UK ban on the technique is lifted.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

FRACKING EXTENT REPORT DISMISSED	Published: 01/12/12
The energy department has dismissed a report that "60% of the UK countryside could be exploited" for fracking, the controversial gas extraction method.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

FRACKING EXTENT REPORT DISMISSED	Published: 01/12/12
The energy department has dismissed a report that "60% of the UK countryside could be exploited" for fracking, the controversial gas extraction method.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

FRACKING EXTENT REPORT DISMISSED	Published: 01/12/12
The energy department has dismissed a report that "60% of the UK countryside could be exploited" for fracking, the controversial gas extraction method.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

BATTLING THE BACTERIAL THREAT TO MEDICINE	Published: 30/11/12
The scientists on the frontline in the fight against superbugs... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

EVOLUTION KEY TO FREE SCHOOL DEAL	Published: 30/11/12
Any attempt to present as fact the view that God made the world could lead to new free schools losing their government funding.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

WATER BONANZA AT MERCURY'S POLE	Published: 30/11/12
A long-held guess that water exists at Mercury's north pole is proven, and the answer may give hints as to how all the inner planets got their water.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

EVOLUTION KEY TO FREE SCHOOL DEAL	Published: 30/11/12
Any attempt to present as fact the view that God made the world could lead to new free schools losing their government funding.... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

BLOODHOUND DIARY: FROM EVERY ANGLE	Published: 30/11/12
Lessons learnt on an engineering adventure... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

SIXTY-DAY BREAD COULD CUT WASTE	Published: 30/11/12
An American company has developed a technique that they say can make bread stay mould-free for 60 days... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: BBC News \| Science & Nature

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