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Sneak attack on science by US Congress must stop

Politicians with industry connections are trying to undermine US pollution laws using open access and conflict of interest arguments, warns Andrew Rosenberg

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Keep an eye on your city's pollution in real time

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Indians lose billions of life years to air pollution

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Indians lose billions of life years to air pollution

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Indians lose billions of life years to air pollution

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Keep an eye on your city's pollution in real time

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Keep an eye on your city's pollution in real time

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Lasers set to zap engines into running more efficiently

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Lasers set to zap engines into running more efficiently

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Oceans swallowed 13 million tonnes of plastic in 2010

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Oceans swallowed 13 million tonnes of plastic in 2010

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Half a dozen molecules cause vital acid break-up

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Monstrous algal bloom erupts in world's largest lake

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Monstrous algal bloom erupts in world's largest lake

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Ozone hole: How we are misled in the fight to cut smog

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Ozone hole: How we are misled in the fight to cut smog

Obama wants to cut ozone pollution, but Republicans are crying foul over the cost. Europe is being tougher… or is it? Much is obfuscation, finds Fred Pearce

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Polar bear penis bone may be weakened by pollution

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Polar bear penis bone may be weakened by pollution

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Gimme the plane truth

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2015 preview: Paris summit breeds climate of optimism

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