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Big firms could make a mint from sustainable practices

Europe's manufacturers would see profits rise by €100 billion a year if they used fewer resources and recycled more

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Russian aggression unstoppable in interconnected world

Russian aggression unstoppable in interconnected world

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Biggest-ever virus revived from Stone Age permafrost

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Biggest-ever virus revived from Stone Age permafrost

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20,000 megawatts under the sea: Oceanic steam engines

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20,000 megawatts under the sea: Oceanic steam engines

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I'm breeding biodegradable batteries from viruses

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I'm breeding biodegradable batteries from viruses

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UK's carbon plans make up for oil and gas splurge

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UK's carbon plans make up for oil and gas splurge

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Spinning wind turbines spark clockwork lightning

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Spinning wind turbines spark clockwork lightning

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Fire in the hole: After fracking comes coal

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Fire in the hole: After fracking comes coal

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Laser-sparked fusion power passes key milestone

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Laser-sparked fusion power passes key milestone

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Nukes over wind turbines? UK R&D policies are warped

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Nukes over wind turbines? UK R&D policies are warped

Weapons of mass destruction get five times as much public research cash in the UK as renewable energy. Time for a rethink, says Stuart Parkinson

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Green sky thinking: Astronomy's dirty little secret

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Wireless charging for electric vehicles hits the road

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Germany's energy revolution on verge of collapse

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Bendy implant harnesses the power of your beating heart

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