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When it comes to climate change, a tantrum is just what we need

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When it comes to climate change, a tantrum is just what we need

We can’t wait for the next generation to solve the problem of climate change but today’s kids can still be a big force for change, says Michael E. Mann

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Cyclone Gita hits New Zealand after hammering Tonga

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Cyclone Gita hits New Zealand after hammering Tonga

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Mystery honeycombs in rock may be created by water and salt

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Mystery honeycombs in rock may be created by water and salt

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People are slaughtering orangutans and wiping them out

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People are slaughtering orangutans and wiping them out

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We all need to take our heads out of the sand

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people trekking

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Long haul with a free conscience

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World without sand: The race to save a precious resource

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Expedition to uncover hidden life in mystery Antarctic realm

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Expedition to uncover hidden life in mystery Antarctic realm

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Deep-sea fish lay eggs near hydrothermal vents to keep them warm

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Deep-sea fish lay eggs near hydrothermal vents to keep them warm

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The worst mass extinction may have begun with mass sterilisation

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The worst mass extinction may have begun with mass sterilisation

There seems to have been a surge in ultraviolet radiation during the Permian extinction 252 million years ago, and it might have left plants infertile rather than kill them

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The US agency that guards the environment is going to be hobbled

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Ancient rock art rewrites the natural history of Arabia

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Rare wooden tools show that Neanderthals got creative with fire

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It may be impossible to live comfortably without trashing Earth

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