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UNESCO edges closer to declaring Great Barrier Reef ‘in danger'

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UNESCO edges closer to declaring Great Barrier Reef ‘in danger'

As it considers putting the reef on its World Heritage in Danger list, UNESCO has given the Australian government 18 months to devise and fund a protection plan

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Small atoll islands may grow, not sink, as sea levels rise

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Small atoll islands may grow, not sink, as sea levels rise

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New Apollo programme wants moonshot budget to boost renewables

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New Apollo programme wants moonshot budget to boost renewables

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Millennia of memories at risk in Austria's ice cave

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Millennia of memories at risk in Austria's ice cave

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Guilty pleasures: Can you fly without the footprint?

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Guilty pleasures: Can you fly without the footprint?

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Wild weather across US and Mexico a sign of El Niño's return

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Wild weather across US and Mexico a sign of El Niño's return

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North American ragweed to bring autumn allergy misery to Europe

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North American ragweed to bring autumn allergy misery to Europe

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Methane apocalypse? Defusing the Arctic's time bomb

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Methane apocalypse? Defusing the Arctic's time bomb

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We must put the brakes on glaciers to stop the seas rising

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We must put the brakes on glaciers to stop the seas rising

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These sparkly sea organisms are an eerie omen of climate change

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These sparkly sea organisms are an eerie omen of climate change

A bloom of bioluminescent plankton has wowed crowds along a river in Southern Tasmania this week, but it could be a warning sign of climate change

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Americans face six-fold hike in exposure to extreme heat by 2070

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Recharge pools could help quench future California droughts

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Bjørn Lomborg's proposed Australian research centre sparks row

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UK's Conservatives to fight climate change but shun wind power

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