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UK consumers lose their taste for green energy

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UK consumers lose their taste for green energy

In a world of rising energy costs and consumer alarm, UK energy policy continues to lack focus, says Michael Brooks

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Full steam ahead for California carbon trading

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Full steam ahead for California carbon trading

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Embracing shale gas may help cut emissions

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Climate downgrade: Human emissions

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Climate downgrade: Human emissions

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American dream of oil independence on horizon

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American dream of oil independence on horizon

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India's thorium-based nuclear dream inches closer

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India's thorium-based nuclear dream inches closer

Analysis

Will software revamp guard grid against cyberattack?

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Will software revamp guard grid against cyberattack?

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Eco-warriors: US military pushes for green energy

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Eco-warriors: US military pushes for green energy

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Will software revamp guard grid against cyberattack?

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Will software revamp guard grid against cyberattack?

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Loss of attraction: We're running out of magnets

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Loss of attraction: We're running out of magnets

They help us drive around, call our friends and power the planet, says Richard Webb, so we need to find alternatives for dwindling supplies – and fast

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The big question mark over gasoline from air

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Climate war looms over US coal exports to China

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A way to assess the carbon emissions of your building

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European nuclear power plants ill-set for disaster

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