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Steel and concrete are climate change's hard problem. Can we solve it?

Heavy industry produces more carbon dioxide than the entire US. Perfect the new technologies that could clean it up and we can score a crucial climate victory

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Tackling emissions from heavy industry is key to fixing climate change

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Technology

Gaming in the US emits as much carbon dioxide as all of Sri Lanka

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How binge-watching your favourite TV show is fuelling climate change

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Residents defend a property from a bushfire at Hillsville near Taree, 350km north of Sydney on November 12, 2019. - A state of emergency was declared on November 11 and residents in the Sydney area were warned of

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Worsening bushfires cause Australia to declare state of emergency

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Emperor penguins could go extinct by 2100 if we fail on climate change

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A deadly seal virus may be spreading faster due to melting Arctic ice

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Naomi Oreskes asks "why trust science" in an age of denialism

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11 years remain to fight climate change – what progress have we made?

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USA, West Virginia, Winfield, Steam billows from smokestacks at John Amos Coal-Fired Power Plant above neighborhood along Kanawha River on spring night

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Global climate pledges need to be ramped up to keep warming below 1.5C

Countries deemed to have insufficient plans include the world’s biggest emitters, China, India and the US, which on Monday started the formal process of withdrawing from the Paris deal

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Could your home be net zero carbon? The radical plan to make it happen

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Environment

UK government rings death knell for the fracking industry

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Earth's most important rivers are in the sky – and they're drying up

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Up to 630 million people could be threatened by rising seas

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