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China's Bold Push into Genetically Customized Animals
New kinds of dogs, goats and monkeys are being made quickly, although scientists voice worries about ethics and whether the methods should be used on humans
New kinds of dogs, goats and monkeys are being made quickly, although scientists voice worries about ethics and whether the methods should be used on humans
A revised forecast has China's energy growth tapering off decades earlier than previously thought, with implications for climate and diplomacy.
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