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How our addiction to big beef ended up ruining the planet

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How our addiction to big beef ended up ruining the planet

By Kaleigh Rogers

05.30.2019

The banana is dying. The race is on to reinvent it before it's too late

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The banana is dying. The race is on to reinvent it before it's too late

By Matt Reynolds

10.11.2018

The curious quest to create the perfect artificial surfing wave

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The curious quest to create the perfect artificial surfing wave

By Richard Benson

08.13.2019

New cars, new cameras, new CEO: Inside F1's race to reinvent itself

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New cars, new cameras, new CEO: Inside F1's race to reinvent itself

By Victoria Turk

08.23.2018

In China, bitcoin mining moguls are scrambling to survive

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In China, bitcoin mining moguls are scrambling to survive

By Barclay Bram

04.15.2019

The ruins of Mosul have exposed the future of high-tech warfare

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The ruins of Mosul have exposed the future of high-tech warfare

By John Beck

09.08.2017

The impossible fight to save Jakarta, the sinking megacity

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The impossible fight to save Jakarta, the sinking megacity

By Peter Guest

10.15.2019

Inside the UK unicorn that's about to become the Intel of AI

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Inside the UK unicorn that's about to become the Intel of AI

By James Silver

08.27.2019

How WeWork became the most hyped startup in the world

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How WeWork became the most hyped startup in the world

By Victoria Turk

06.06.2018

To get rich in crypto you just need an idea, and a coin

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To get rich in crypto you just need an idea, and a coin

By Gian M. Volpicelli

03.02.2018

The UK's radical club drug safety experiment is working – and now it's going high-tech

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The UK's radical club drug safety experiment is working – and now it's going high-tech

By Anna Codrea-Rado

03.19.2018

India's Silicon Valley is dying of thirst and a growing 'water mafia' is calling the shots

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India's Silicon Valley is dying of thirst and a growing 'water mafia' is calling the shots

By Samanth Subramanian

07.29.2017

China’s Bid to Win the New Space Race

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China’s Bid to Win the New Space Race

By Tim Marshall

04.12.2023

To catch a paedophile, you only need to look at their hands

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To catch a paedophile, you only need to look at their hands

By Richard Benson

09.20.2017

How SoftBank ate the world

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How SoftBank ate the world

By João Medeiros

02.07.2019

The quest to make genuinely cheesy animal-free cheese

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The quest to make genuinely cheesy animal-free cheese

By Jimi Famurewa

04.22.2021

Inside the first placebo-controlled studies testing if microdosing LSD actually works

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Inside the first placebo-controlled studies testing if microdosing LSD actually works

By Victoria Turk

05.14.2019

Inside Cameo, the celebrity shoutout app hungry for fame

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Inside Cameo, the celebrity shoutout app hungry for fame

By K. J. Yossman

09.01.2020

Geothermal energy could save the planet. But watch for earthquakes

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Geothermal energy could save the planet. But watch for earthquakes

By Sarah Freeman

03.24.2021

They never officially had Covid-19. Months later they’re living in hell

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They never officially had Covid-19. Months later they’re living in hell

By Matt Reynolds

09.11.2020