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Geoengineers are free to legally hack the climate

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Geoengineers are free to legally hack the climate

Apart from those that involve dumping stuff into the ocean, field tests of technologies to cool the climate seem to be permitted under international law

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Environment

Breathing space

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An oil crash is on its way and we should be ready

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An oil crash is on its way and we should be ready

Comment

Diary from 2050: How we made a better world

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Diary from 2050: How we made a better world

CultureLab

What's happening to the weather-making jet streams?

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What's happening to the weather-making jet streams?

Features

My verdict on Gaia hypothesis: beautiful but flawed

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My verdict on Gaia hypothesis: beautiful but flawed

Opinion

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Hawaiian island restricts genetically modified crops

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Life returns to slopes of America's deadliest volcano

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Life returns to slopes of America's deadliest volcano

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Mars air turned to stone to cool planet

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Mars air turned to stone to cool planet

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Record hot year causes fire emergency in Australia

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Record hot year causes fire emergency in Australia

The hottest 12 months on record in Australia have resulted in some of the most dangerous fires the country has seen in decades

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Huge smoke cloud turns day to night in Sydney harbour

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How UK's first nuclear reactor for 25 years will work

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Don't let nuclear renaissance bury carbon capture

Opinion

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For instant climate change, just add one large comet

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