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North Korea: What a terrible state to get into

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North Korea: What a terrible state to get into

Few westerners have visited the world's most secretive state. Ecologist Keith Bowers was invited in to help restore its environment, and was shocked by what he saw

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Reckless forest plants living on the edge

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Climate change may supersize sweet potatoes

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Climate change may supersize sweet potatoes

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Extreme recycling turns poo into food

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Extreme recycling turns poo into food

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We are leaving emissions cuts too late

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BP hit by largest criminal fine in US history

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BP hit by largest criminal fine in US history

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Methane leaks suggest fracking benefits exaggerated

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Estimates for future global warming narrowed down

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California genetic food vote is no victory for science

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California genetic food vote is no victory for science

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Embracing shale gas may help cut emissions

It's anathema to greens, but in his new book The Carbon Crunch economist Dieter Helm argues that shale gas may be what we need to get rid of coal

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How Obama can seal his climate change legacy

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'Geoengineering' project was about salmon fishery

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Costing the Earth: The value of pricing the planet

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Feedback: United Nations 'plans to destroy US'

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