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Fusion power plant

Technology

UK takes step towards world's first nuclear fusion power station

The UK has embarked on a step to building the world’s first nuclear fusion power station, by launching a search for a 100-plus hectare site where it can be plugged into the electricity grid

News

temperature board

Environment

Health impacts of climate change have reached 'worrying' levels

News

saplings

Environment

Saving forests to fight climate change will cost $393 billion annually

News

dust cloud

Environment

Godzilla Sahara dust storm linked to melting Arctic sea ice

News

Common Oak in autumn

Environment

Climate change may make autumn leaves fall early and store less carbon

News

arrow head

Humans

Climate change has revealed a huge haul of ancient arrows in Norway

News

How to grow delicious blackcurrants despite climate change

Environment

How to grow delicious blackcurrants despite climate change

Regulars

Is Boris Johnson's climate plan enough for the UK to hit net zero?

Environment

Is Boris Johnson's climate plan enough for the UK to hit net zero?

Analysis

Electric car charging point

Environment

UK 10-point climate plan bans new petrol and diesel car sales by 2030

News

sky river

Environment

Rivers of air in the sky are melting huge patches of Antarctic sea ice

Rivers of warm air transported across the atmosphere have been found to play a major role in the appearance of vast areas of open water in Antarctic sea ice

News

Environment

The covid-19 pandemic has reignited questions about population size

Leader

Environment

Here’s why it is so hellishly hard to give up your car to go green

Comment

Environment

How are sand dunes formed and why do they even exist?

Features

Environment

Hurricanes are staying stronger for longer as sea temperatures rise

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