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A stable carbon cycle means life goes on. Too much carbon could wipe out many species. And acid oceans could hold the key.
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Scientists now know where to start restoring the forests to soak up carbon and cool the planet, by planting more trees on unused land.
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The pace of glacier thawing on the roof of the world has doubled in 40 years, scientists say, with the Himalayan melt rate affected by climate heating.
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Engineers say there is no technical reason why hydrogen cannot replace natural gas to make electricity, heat homes and for cooking.
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While scientists call for more protection for wild things, governments have removed protection from wilderness areas the size of Mexico.
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The jet stream affects northern hemisphere climates. And global warming affects the behaviour of the jet stream. Prepare for yet more extremes of seasonal weather.
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Scientists mapping the effects of increased temperature and rainfall across Siberia say it could expect mass migration in a warmer world.
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Brazilian Customs imagine that parts for a do-it-yourself solar power scheme to help remote communities are luxury goods, and tax them accordingly.
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Laughing gas from the thawing Alaskan permafrost is no laughing matter. Nitrous oxide is one of the most potent greenhouse gases.
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Plans for two new nuclear plants in Western Europe have met more setbacks in the last week, risking the industry’s future here.
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