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  • February 2008

    • Can you build a 'green' city in the desert?

      The United Arab Emirates has little cause to boast of green credentials, but that shouldn#25;t make us too cynical about its new eco-city, says Philip Ball.

      29 February 2008

    • HIV's ancient legacy

      Lentiviruses may have vexed nonhuman primates for millions of years.

      29 February 2008

    • 'Rain-making' bacteria found around the world

      Some microbes are frequent flyers in clouds.

      28 February 2008

    • VIDEO: Bat's powerful lift is illuminated by fog

      Technique shows how bats and insects share the secret of slow flight.

      28 February 2008

    • 'Northern lights lab' switched on

      Aurora observatory opens on remote Arctic island.

      28 February 2008

    • Rainforest logging threatens sea turtles

      Displaced logs on beaches are preventing endangered turtles from nesting.

      27 February 2008

    • Nano makes it big

      A company in the United States has made a sheet from tiny carbon nanotubes. Nature News finds out whether bigger is better when it comes to the very small.

      27 February 2008

    • Malaria: The end of the beginning

      After decades of work, a pioneering malaria vaccine may soon reach the final phase of clinical trials. In the first of two features on efforts against malaria, Brendan Maher reports on a vaccine that is far from perfect - but which may provide new direction and save thousands of lives.

      27 February 2008

    • Malaria: The big push

      Zambia, with help from partners around the world, is stepping up its battle against malaria. Michael Hopkin reports from the rural front line.

      27 February 2008

    • Malaria fact file

      Malaria continues to be a global problem, but is the end in sight?

      27 February 2008

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