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Emissions pledges trickle in for UN climate deal

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Emissions pledges trickle in for UN climate deal

Several big carbon emitters, including the EU and US, have filed plans for cutting emissions ahead of a UN deadline in the run-up to the Paris climate summit

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How can we be sure Iran sticks to historic nuke deal?

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How can we be sure Iran sticks to historic nuke deal?

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Asian solar spending helps drive renewable energy boom

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Asian solar spending helps drive renewable energy boom

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North Dakota curbs wasteful flares of oil drilling gas

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North Dakota curbs wasteful flares of oil drilling gas

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Europe's electricity grid sails through solar eclipse

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Europe's electricity grid sails through solar eclipse

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Coal bust may be behind stall in carbon emissions

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Coal bust may be behind stall in carbon emissions

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CO2 emissions may have stalled in 2014 – why?

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Obama asked to protect whales from sound blasting

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Obama asked to protect whales from sound blasting

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Look, no fuel! Solar-powered flight around world is go

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Look, no fuel! Solar-powered flight around world is go

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Dambusters: The end of Brazil's hydroelectric dreams?

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Dambusters: The end of Brazil's hydroelectric dreams?

After a 40-year fight, the plan to build huge dams to tap the Amazon's power is running out of juice, mired in corrupution and scientific uncertainty

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Renewable energy poised to overtake nuclear in the UK

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I'll fly around the world using only solar power

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Should the UK frack for gas?

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The computer that crunches cloud data to heat your home

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