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No more excuses over switch to clean energy

Despite government indifference, renewables are taking over the world. Imagine what could happen with some serious backing

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What does the rise of green power mean for you?

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What does the rise of green power mean for you?

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Renewable energy to eclipse gas by 2016

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Renewable energy to eclipse gas by 2016

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Obama launches plan to fight climate change in US

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Wood is key ingredient in cheap rechargeable battery

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Wood is key ingredient in cheap rechargeable battery

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Inside Fukushima: Draining a radioactive flood

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Inside Fukushima: Draining a radioactive flood

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Electric Avenue: When the people have the power

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Electric Avenue: When the people have the power

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Sunflower mirrors power California's desert farm

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Sunflower mirrors power California's desert farm

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Nuclear energy: Danger zone

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Nuclear energy: Danger zone

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Nuclear energy: The plutonium problem

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Nuclear energy: The plutonium problem

The British government spends billions guarding its plutonium stockpile against terrorists. The best option for getting rid of it is deep burial – but where?

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Nuclear energy: Frontiers

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What China's Arctic ambitions mean for the environment

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Can China really turn its emissions around by 2025?

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Nuclear energy: Splitting the atom

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