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9 February, 2018 – Three new studies of how the world works show that seabird excrement plays an unexpected role, as do polar algae and rotting trees.
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Read more13 February, 2018 – The world is getting hotter: during three recent years, the total amount of global warming jumped by a fourth. And cities are getting hotter, too.
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Read more12 February, 2018 – The surplus electricity from solar and wind power gives hydrogen the chance to replace oil and gas.
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Read more15 January, 2018 – Many cities which endure cold winters are adapting district heating schemes to keep people warm without the use of fossil fuels.
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Read more16 January, 2018 – Coral reefs have always lived near the edge. Now, thanks to global warming, life there is five times more precarious.
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Read more19 November, 2017 – The new US national defence strategy appears to leave President Trump in two minds on the risk from climate’s security threat.
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Read more7 November, 2017 – The world can feed many millions of extra mouths by altering crops to make the most of local conditions, scientists say.
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Read more30 October,2017 – The electric bus and other vehicles could have been running in London over a century ago, if fraudsters had not stifled clean urban transport at birth.
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Read more3 November, 2017 – Painstaking and detailed study of the ancient Antarctic shows US-based scientists how natural and human causes affect the climate very differently.
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Read more25 September 2017 − The US Atlantic coast faces the prospect of more frequent floods due to the double whammy of rising sea levels and sinking coastal lands.
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