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Demonstrators protest outside the UN Climate Change Conference COP25

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COP25 climate summit ends in 'staggering failure of leadership'

The UK faces the task of breaking the deadlock on international climate negotiations next year, after the COP25 talks ended with little progress in Madrid yesterday

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Thwaites glacier

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Geese fly in formation

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Airbus to test flying planes closer together to cut carbon emissions

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Top view of Highway road junctions at night. The Intersecting freeway road overpass the eastern outer ring road of Bangkok, Thailand.

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Scientists analysed the best and worst cities to travel around

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icebergs

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Arctic sea ice may vanish sooner than we thought – it happened before

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How we predicted global warming and Arctic ice melt – 40 years ago

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icebergs near Greenland

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Greenland lost almost 4 trillion tonnes of ice in less than 30 years

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coral reef

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Scientists issue wake-up call on dangerous loss of oxygen from oceans

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Aerial drone view of Atlantic ocean waves washing black basaltic sand beach, Iceland

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A vital project for monitoring ocean currents has been saved - for now

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Coal mining in New Mexico

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Global carbon emissions up 0.6 per cent as oil and gas grow in 2019

Global carbon emissions grew this year, but continued to fall in the US despite Donald Trump’s pro-coal rhetoric and his rollback of Barack Obama’s clean power plan

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The race to find wild relatives of food plants before it's too late

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Australia’s push for hydrogen power may prop up fossil fuel industry

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Sea sums: How we're keeping whales safe using maths

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How can we feed 11 billion people sustainably?

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