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2. Finding the Amazon’s tallest trees — an epic quest to reach hidden giants.
3. The fragile framework: can nations unite to save Earth's climate?
4. And then there were none
5. The human age
6. Life --a status report: species are disappearing quickly--but researchers are struggling to assess how bad the problem is
7. Monster El Niño probed by meteorologists
8. Counting the DEAD: Did the Dinosaurs and Their Contemporaries Die Out with a Bang or a Whimper?
9. Anthropocene: The human age
10. Obama budget seeks big boost for science
11. The quake killer: the US government says that a huge earthquake risk lurks in the heart of the country, where a series of large shocks hit 200 years ago. Seth Stein says that kind of warning is dead wrong
12. Obama seeks science boost: budget proposal would increase research spending, but faces rough road in Congress
13. A burden beyond bearing: the climate situation may be even worse than you think. In the first of three features, Richard Monastersky looks at evidence that keeping carbon dioxide beneath dangerous levels is tougher than previously thought
14. EMISSIONS: Seabed scars raise questions over carbon-storage plan
15. Long-lived insects raise prime riddle
16. Global carbon dioxide levels near worrisome milestone
17. Publishing frontiers: The library reboot
18. Ancient fungi found in deep-sea mud
19. AWASH IN CARBON
20. Deep-sea research: Dive master
21. Tsunami forecasting: The next wave
22. Obama shoots for science increase: US president wants to make room for research to grow in 2013 — but faces an uphill battle.
23. Seth Stein: The quake killer: The US government says that a huge earthquake risk lurks in the heart of the country, where a series of large shocks hit 200 years ago. Seth Stein says that kind of warning is dead wrong.
24. Science in Africa: The view from the front line
25. Giant shock rattles ideas about quake behaviour: Few experts thought the seismic zone off Sendai, Japan, was capable of such violence.
26. Newsmaker of the year: In the eye of the storm: She set out to revolutionize US ocean management — but first she faced the oil spill. Jane Lubchenco is Natureʼs Newsmaker of the Year.
27. US science faces a squeeze
28. Obama budget backs basic science
29. Shooting for the Moon: The Apollo programme inspired thousands of people to pursue careers in science. Today, they still support human spacefaring — but baulk at the price. Richard Monastersky reports on the results of a Nature poll.
30. Geologists suffer observatory glitches: Flagship experiment on the San Andreas fault has been troubled since last autumn.
31. Climate crunch: A burden beyond bearing: The climate situation may be even worse than you think. In the first of three features, Richard Monastersky looks at evidence that keeping carbon dioxide beneath dangerous levels is tougher than previously thought.
32. International Polar Year: The social pole?: As change in the Arctic accelerates, scientists and indigenous peoples have pressing reasons to work together, reports Richard Monastersky.
33. The lure of the lab: Recession boosts applications to US graduate programmes.
34. The library reboot: as scientific publishing moves to embrace open data, libraries and researchers are trying to keep up
35. Time for Action. The World Embarks on the Tortuous Road toward a Climate Treaty.
36. Religion on the brain: the hard science of neurobiology is taking a closer look at the ethereal world of the spirit
37. Dive master: the US flagship submersible Alvin is getting a partial upgrade. But deep-sea exploration faces some rough water
38. The next wave: what can scientists learn from the Tohoku tragedy to improve tsunami forecasting and save lives?
39. Pterosaurs: lords of the ancient skies
40. Life grows up
41. The rise of life on Earth
42. The big green sponge: how much carbon-dioxide pollution will forests soak up?
43. Science on ice: researchers fear Antarctic studies face a chilling future
44. Quite the kite
45. Up, up and fading away
46. Counting the dead
47. Winter Olympics wonderland
48. Meteorologists probe monster El Nino: unprecedented Pacific Ocean campaign aims to improve forecasts for strong storms
49. Tales from ice time: two holes through Greenland offer a glimpse of climates past and future
50. Perils of prediction: are scientists prepared to warn the public about geologic hazards?
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