The week in science: 17–23 July

Nature
Jul 21, 2015, 8:00 pm28 pts
A pledge on fishing in Arctic high seas; global inequalities on mental health; and another ethics scandal at the University of Minnesota. Nature 523 384 doi: 10.1038/523384a

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