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The last march of the emperor penguins

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The last march of the emperor penguins

They rule Antarctica, but perhaps not for much longer – climate change looks set to destroy the habitat that emperor penguins rely upon, says Alison George

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Biofuel that's better than carbon neutral

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Biofuel that's better than carbon neutral

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Cigarette butts help urban birds ward off mites

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Cigarette butts help urban birds ward off mites

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Projections of sea level rise are vast underestimates

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Projections of sea level rise are vast underestimates

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Battling nature in your backyard

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Going under: The world's sinking cities

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Going under: The world's sinking cities

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Giant tortoises bounce back in the Galapagos

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Giant tortoises bounce back in the Galapagos

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How much will you pay for a green future?

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Europe in 2050: a survivor's guide to climate change

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Europe in 2050: a survivor's guide to climate change

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Green shoots are growing in oil-rich Texas

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Green shoots are growing in oil-rich Texas

Texas has a reputation as the fossil fuel and climate change denial capital of the US, but George Marshall found that things are quietly changing

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Which way to Mos Eisley? Aerial view of Algerian oases

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Arctic permafrost is melting faster than predicted

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Gas explosion in Springfield points to ageing pipes

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Animals are already dissolving in Southern Ocean

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