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Volume 261 Issue 5557, 20 May 1976

Opinion

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  • Professor A. Brock of the Department of Physics at the National University of Lesotho in Southern Africa, draws attention to the position of the scientist working in the Third World

    • A. Brock
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  • The United Nations Environment Programme seems to be faltering. Richard Sandbrook reports on the efforts to deal with environmental problems on a global basis

    • Richard Sandbrook
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  • Howard Rush, Pauline Marstrand, John Gribbin and Gordon MacKerron look at what is sometimes called the world food paradox

    • Howard Rush
    • Pauline Marstrand
    • Gordon MacKerron
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  • Arrangements by which the US President receives advice on science matters have now been institutionalised. Colin Norman reports from Washington.

    • Colin Norma
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  • A link is suspected between the use of certain tree sprays and the condition known as Reye's syndrome. David Spurgeon reports from Ottawa

    • David Spurgeon
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    • Vera Rich
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News & Views

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Review Article

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Article

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Letter

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Erratum

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Book Review

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Obituary

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