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CO2 in the air could be green fuel feedstock

Chemists find ways of harnessing the troublesome gas for use in fuels or household products rather than burying it deep beneath the ground

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World's communications network due an energy diet

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World's communications network due an energy diet

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NASA feels 'plutonium pinch' earlier than expected

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NASA feels 'plutonium pinch' earlier than expected

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Avoiding dangerous warming by 2100 'barely feasible'

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Artificial leaf could make green hydrogen

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Artificial leaf could make green hydrogen

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2009 review: In green tech we must trust

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2009 review: In green tech we must trust

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2010 preview: Automotive X Prize contestants power up

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2010 preview: Automotive X Prize contestants power up

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Plastic bags recycled into nanotubes

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Plastic bags recycled into nanotubes

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The research that might save us after Copenhagen

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The research that might save us after Copenhagen

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Battery lithium could come from geothermal waste water

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Battery lithium could come from geothermal waste water

The hot waste water from a geothermal power plant on the San Andreas fault is a rich source of lithium – now the company is planning to extract it

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Wind farms don't affect property prices

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California gives green light to space solar power

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Cheap catalyst can make and break hydrogen

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Solar-powered night-flying plane makes its first 'flea hop'

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