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Carbon-trading plans could boost nuclear power

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Carbon-trading plans could boost nuclear power

Draft legislation of Europe's new carbon trading scheme brings more good news for the nuclear industry

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Coal: Bleak outlook for the black stuff

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Coal: Bleak outlook for the black stuff

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Editorial: Supporting role for nuclear power?

Opinion

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'Smart heating' fits the bill

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Earth

Mixed news for US agency over emissions

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Prairie grass revives hopes for biofuels

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Prairie grass revives hopes for biofuels

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Can we stop the internet destroying our planet?

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Can we stop the internet destroying our planet?

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US to turn off power-hungry light bulbs

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Carbon electrodes could slash cost of solar panels

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Marine algae get the green light from Shell

Unlike biofuels such as corn, algae don't use up land or water that could be used to grow food – now an oil company is to use them to produce biodiesel

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Editorial : Clearing up the confusion over biofuels

Opinion

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Is the biofuel dream over?

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Red Sea mega-dam would be 'irresponsible'

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Mine waste could fuel its own clean-up

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