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Why the UK doesn't need a new coal mine

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Why the UK doesn't need a new coal mine

The UK is considering opening a new coal mine – here's why it doesn't need one, says Mark Peplow

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Net-zero living: How your day will look in a carbon-neutral world

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Net-zero living: How your day will look in a carbon-neutral world

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container ship Maersk Murcia

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Shipping has made slow progress on climate change – can methanol help?

Analysis

Man passes by a section of roof that was blown off of a building by Hurricane Ida, in New Orleans

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Hurricane Ida was almost certainly made worse by climate change

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Lake Hazen base camp on Ellesmere Island

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Climate change linked to risk of viruses jumping species in the Arctic

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RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE Mandatory Credit: Photo by MI News/NurPhoto/Shutterstock (12361340a) Extinction Rebellion take over London's West End, UK, on August 23, 2021 on the first day of a two week planned London takeove ron 24th August 2021. Extinction Rebellion Protest In London, United Kingdom - 23 Aug 2021

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Extinction Rebellion begins fortnight of climate protests in London

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2GC5BGB Afidnes, Greek capital of Athens. 6th Aug, 2021. Firefighters and volunteers try to put out a fire in Afidnes, some 30 kilometers away from the Greek capital of Athens, on Aug. 6, 2021. Greek authorities said on Friday that three people have been arrested for suspected arson, as devastating wildfires continue to scorch thousands of hectares of forest land across the country.TO GO WITH

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Wildfires give a window into our planet's future

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An electric car at Millbrook Proving Ground test track, In Bedfordshire, UK

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No councils in England introduced incentives for green number plates

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A burned forest at Gorny Ulus, in the Sakha Republic, Russia.

Environment

2021's extraordinary wildfires have released a record amount of CO2

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Environment

Ozone layer treaty will slow climate change by protecting plants

The international treaty to protect the ozone layer has had the inadvertent benefit of protecting plants and avoiding up to 1°C of future climate change this century, almost as much as the world has warmed to date.

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Inside the race to scale up CO2 capture technology and hit net zero

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Environmentalist Jonathon Porritt’s big idea to slow global warming

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Space

Solar panels in space could help power the UK by 2039, claims report

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UK plan to boost hydrogen production relies on fossil fuels

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