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7 March 2020 | New Scientist | 19 Opioid crisis Zoology Evolution Red pandas may be t wo species The Chinese red panda and the H ...

20 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 “We know global tax rules haven’t kept up with the way the modern economy works” THE tech gian ...

7 March 2020 | New Scientist | 21 generally in favour. If they don’t reach an agreement by the end of the year, countries that h ...

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7 March 2020 | New Scientist | 23 T EAMS in China are racing to solve the mystery of which wild animal at a Wuhan food market wa ...

24 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 This column appears monthly. Up next week: Annalee Newitz Graham Lawton is a staff writer at N ...

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26 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 Views You r le t te r s Editor’s pick Can we model decision- making in single cells? 15 Februa ...

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7 March 2020 | New Scientist | 29 Clouseau returns Photographer Kristian Laine Agency Magnus News Agency THIS reef manta ray (Mo ...

30 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 Book Desert Navigator: The journey of an ant Rüdiger Wehner Harvard University Press “CATAGLYP ...

7 March 2020 | New Scientist | 31 Podcast The Dream – Season 2 Jane Marie and Dann Gallucci WELLNESS is a booming industry encom ...

32 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 Views Culture IT IS 2038. A creeping fungus has eaten Earth’s trees. Forget ecological heartbr ...

What is consciousness? What is intelligence? Why do we sleep and dream? What causes cognitive decline? Where do our personalitie ...

34 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 W H A T D O E S S P A C E L O O K L I K E ? Features ...

E K ? Capturing the beauty of the cosmos takes a little photographic sleight of hand, reveals Leah Crane L IKE the crumbling tur ...

36 | New Scientist | 7 March 2020 detail. “At the beginning, every single picture we took with Hubble was the clearest view huma ...

7 March 2020 | New Scientist | 37 stained glass, allowing only certain colours of light through. Sometimes they are fairly broad ...

where you stick to what colour those things actually are, you get a muddy image that’s mostly red,” says DePasquale. “But if you ...