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UN climate talks enter home stretch split over money |
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Conflict zones fight 'multiplier' effects of climate crisis |
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US, China agree to resume climate cooperation |
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G20 breathes new life into UN climate talks |
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COP27 leaders urged to fight climate disinfo |
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Linking mass extinctions to the expansion and radiation of
land plants |
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Evolution of tree roots may have driven mass extinctions |
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New light on Earth's first known mass extinction event 550
million years ago |
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How magnetism could help explain Earth's formation |
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500 million year-old fossils reveal answer to evolutionary
riddle |
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Ostrich-like dinosaurs from Mississippi are among the world's
largest at over 800kgOstrich-like dinosaurs from Mississippi are among the world's largest at over 800kg |
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How fluctuating oxygen levels may have accelerated animal
evolution |
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Learning about the first animals on Earth from life at the
poles |
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Dirt-cheap solar evaporation could provide soil pollution
solution |
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Back to the future of photosynthesis |
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Maersk plans large-scale green fuel production in Spain |
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Rich, developing nations head toward climate compensation
clash |
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S. African power producers get EUR400 million green loan |
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S. Africa slams 'out of reach' climate aid for poorer nations |
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Global South needs $2 trillion a year to tame, cope with
climate |
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W. African bloc backs '30 by 30' biodiversity pledge |
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Most firms' net-zero plans not up to scratch: monitor |
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Pressed by climate vulnerable nations, EU tweaks emissions
goal |
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Climate vulnerable nations seek funds, but caught in red tape |
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UK cops flak over carbon-neutral pledges |
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UN climate talks enter home stretch with deep divides |
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Net-zero in fashion, but clothing giants struggle to cut
emissions |
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Space Technologies offer opportunity to achieve one-sixth of
emissions cuts needed to reach net zero by 2050 |
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China says committed to climate fight at UN summit |
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PPPL awarded more than $12 million to speed development of a
fusion pilot plant |
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Observation of a self-generated current to self-confine fusion
plasmas |
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Canada arrests EV battery researcher for alleged spying for
China |
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New materials could enable longer-lasting implantable
batteries |
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Stretchable battery packaging with moisture and gas barrier
could power wearable devices |
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UK battery firm Britishvolt near collapse: reports |
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Quino Energy aims for grid-scale battery infrastructure |
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A catalyst alloying platinum with a rare earth element could
slash fuel cell costs |
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The battery that runs 630 km on a single charge |
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New superfast method to manufacture high-performance
thermoelectric devices |
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Crystals generate electricity from heat |
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Space for the future: green steel, sweet air, happy plants |
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Hot rocks could be the next new power source |
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80-year-old mystery in static electricity finally solved |
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Observation of a self-generated current to self-confine fusion
plasmas |
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Dream New Zealand job becomes a flight of fancy |
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Bao Tong, Chinese ex-official turned dissident, dead at 90 |
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Beijing loyalists in Hong Kong criticise court ruling on Lai's
UK lawyer |
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Hong Kong jails first person for insulting national anthem |
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'Law and order returned' Hong Kong's US-sanctioned leader
tells bankers |
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Netherlands tells China to close 'police stations' |
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Hong Kong pastor, housewife jailed over 'seditious' court
applause |
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Dutch probe alleged illegal Chinese 'police stations' in
Netherlands |
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Hong Kong court convicts media tycoon Lai of fraud over lease
violation |
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Tough odds for Macau as casinos pray for a pandemic shift |
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Li Qiang: Xi loyalist likely to be China's next premier |
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Xi secures historic third term as China's leader |
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US charges seven Chinese nationals over forced repatriation
campaign |
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Qatar gets the Middle East's first pandas |
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Hong Kong to 'trawl world for talent' in reboot attempt |
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Britain summons China diplomat over protest assault |
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Scholz vows not to ignore 'controversies' on China visit |
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Subarctic boreal forest, vital for the planet, is at risk |
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Rainforest giants Brazil, Indonesia, DR Congo sign
deforestation pact |
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In Canada's boreal forest, one man works to save caribou |
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Study uncovers widespread and ongoing clearcutting of Swedish
old forests |
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GKN Aerospace achieves major milestone delivering its first
ground-based liquid hydrogen fuel system demonstrator |
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UN unveils satellite-based system to spot methane |
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Surge of fossil fuel lobbyists at climate talks: watchdogs |
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Dash for gas imperils 1.5¡C climate goal: report |
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Nightmare Atlantic oil spill 'could happen again' |
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Oil and gas emissions up to three times what is reported:
monitor |
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Island nations call for oil tax, anti-fossil fuel treaty at UN
summit |
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Indigenous group again seizes dozens aboard Peru boat |
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Greenpeace UK activists cleared after Russian fuel protest |
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Indigenous people free tourists taken in Peruvian Amazon |
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Europe could face gas shortage next year: IEA |
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Norway brings climate ambitions in line with EU |
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Saudi Aramco posts 39 percent jump in profits |
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Energy giant Repsol fined again after Peru oil spill |
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Saudi, UAE say oil demand not going away, days before COP27
climate talks |
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Austria's OMV profits up amid soaring energy prices |
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China's President Xi expected to visit Saudi Arabia: Saudi FM |
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Shell posts more bumper profits on high energy prices |
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NASA satellites identify more than 50 methane 'super emitters' |
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Sweden's navy conducts new inspections near Nord Stream |
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Iraq arrests businessman suspected in theft of $2.5 billion
from tax agency |
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Blue hydrogen and the world's energy systems |
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Dutch to quit 52-nation fossil fuel deal over climate concerns |
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Nigerian gas company declares force majeure over flooding |
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'Black gold' for Guyana and Suriname, a blessing or curse |
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Sentinel-5P data used in new methane detection system |
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Western thirst for African gas raises alarm at COP27 |
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Alliance to phase out hydrocarbons struggles to attract
members |
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Cuban leader on energy quest to Russia, China, Turkey, Algeria |
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Turkey becomes new route for Russian oil to EU: think tank |
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WVU researchers look to low-tech organic materials for
high-tech clean hydrogen fuel production |
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Soil moisture plays biggest role in underground spread of
natural gas leaking from pipelines |
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US targets fossil fuel 'super-emitters' of methane |
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Fort McKay: where Canada's boreal forest gave way to oil sands |
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NASA and industry advance jet engines and sustainable fuel
compatibility |
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Project Fierce fuels the future of synthetic jet fuel
generation |
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CABBI team adds powerful new dimension to phenotyping next-gen
bioenergy crop |
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Sustainable Aviation Fuel reduces Airbus' Scope 1 emissions |
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New project will design first Danish reactor for carbon
negative hydrogen production from biogas |
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Biofuel on the road to energy, cost savings |
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Germany pulls out of fossil fuel treaty |
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Climate activists challenge TotalEnergies CEO at COP27 |
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US urges islands to set example for China, India on methane |
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