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Brazil's mega power line threatens Amazon's top reserve

Extending an electrical power line through parts of the Amazon would destroy one of the world's most precious nature reserves, say environmentalists

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Oil works threaten health of people in Peruvian Amazon

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Oil works threaten health of people in Peruvian Amazon

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Elastic battery yarn could power smart clothes

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China battles to be first ecological civilisation

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China battles to be first ecological civilisation

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Oil drillers promise to withdraw from Africa's Eden

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Oil drillers promise to withdraw from Africa's Eden

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The US plan to cut emissions: What you need to know

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The US plan to cut emissions: What you need to know

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Scotland: Wind will power the Scots' green ambitions

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Scotland: Wind will power the Scots' green ambitions

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Scotland: Oil and gas at heart of Scots' future wealth

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Scotland: Oil and gas at heart of Scots' future wealth

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Fracking south-east England for oil may be pointless

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Fracking south-east England for oil may be pointless

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China and Vietnam in new spat over oil-rich waters

A Chinese drilling rig in the South China Sea, which has triggered protests in Vietnam, is the latest attempt to claim the area's oil and gas reserves

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Complex fusion reactor takes shape as start date slips

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Lights out: The dark future of electric power

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Physics

Norse UFOs: What are the glowing orbs of Hessdalen?

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Space

Sun's fractal surprise could help fusion on Earth

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