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As Australia struggles to recover from months of wildfires, farmers and foresters say agroforestry could help to protect the country.
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Healthcare workers urging zero carbon emissions say chemicals used increasingly to anaesthetise patients are potent greenhouse gases.
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One atomic power station heads gradually towards closure, another prepares to open. Northern Europe may yet see a revived nuclear Baltic.
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6 December, 2018 – Record carbon emissions are set to mark 2018. And although investment in renewable energy is rising, the world is still warming dangerously fast.
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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 moreFrance orders nuclear shutdowns to allow reactor safety checks after the discovery of falsified documents and sub-standard parts. Nearly a[…]
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Read moreHuman Rights First urged U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to comment publicly on the expulsions of Roma from France[…]
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