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The Remnants of Prehistoric Plant Pollen Reveal that Humans Shaped Forests 11,000 Years Ago
The discoveries could boost indigenous populations' claims to ancestral lands long thought to be untouched by human activity
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Introducing a Special Report on Energy Innovation
Take a look at what is being done to wean the world off of fossil fuels
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Good-bye, Gas Guzzlers
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The Unclear Fate of Nuclear Power
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