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UK to build world's first power plant with negative emissions

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UK to build world's first power plant with negative emissions

The largest power plant in the UK wants to burn wood and bury carbon emissions under the North Sea, sucking CO2 out of the air. Can it really do it?

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Obama's clean power plan will cut emissions – but is it enough?

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Obama's clean power plan will cut emissions – but is it enough?

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Making Patterns: getting intimate with technology

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Making Patterns: getting intimate with technology

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<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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New Scientist's best summer reading

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<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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China spends big on nuclear fusion as French plan falls behind

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China spends big on nuclear fusion as French plan falls behind

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Two dolphin species band together to form unprecedented alliance

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Two dolphin species band together to form unprecedented alliance

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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The battery revolution that will let us all be power brokers

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The battery revolution that will let us all be power brokers

Companies are racing to find better ways to store electricity – and so provide us with cheaper energy when and where we want it

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Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

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UK is perfectly placed to use 100 per cent renewable power

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Follow the Lithium Dreams expedition to Chile and Bolivia

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Stop glossing over the risks of natural birth to cut caesareans

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