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Greenland ice in no hurry to raise seas

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Greenland ice in no hurry to raise seas

Global warming is causing Greenland's glaciers to dump ever more ice into the sea – but the effect on sea levels may be smaller than feared

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Renewables may supply 80 per cent of our energy by 2050

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Crop yields fall as temperatures rise

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Crop yields fall as temperatures rise

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Unnatural selection: The race against climate change

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Unnatural selection: The race against climate change

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The hunt is on for million-year-old ice core

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The hunt is on for million-year-old ice core

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Searching for the climate refugees

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Searching for the climate refugees

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Warmer oceans release CO2 faster than thought

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Melting sea ice leaves Arctic vulnerable to erosion

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Growing sugarcane could help cool Brazil

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Growing sugarcane could help cool Brazil

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Japan to honour climate pledges despite nuclear crisis

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Japan to honour climate pledges despite nuclear crisis

Even in the aftermath of the recent earthquake and tsunami, Japan plans to cut its greenhouse gas emissions

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Ten years to save Australia's Great Barrier Reef

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Gulf Stream could be threatened by Arctic flush

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Mixed response to climate change on Australia's coasts

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Use funds to conserve fittest corals, say ecologists

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