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Territorial dispute? Climate change has a solution
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Addicted to oil in a warming world? Blame the human brain
Never mind political differences, the rich-vs-poor divide or the all-out assault by global warming deniers. Our failure to take meaningful action so far on
Gelatinous mould can teach us a thing or two about networking
Which came first: the Japanese rail system or the slime mould? It’s not as ridiculous a question as you might think. In fact, a
Lame climate quote of the day
“With geoengineering outlawed, will only outlaws have geoengineering?” – Stephen Dubner, writing in today’s Freakonomics blog at the New York Times. Where to begin
Turf wars, Chicago-style: Roofers vs. green-roof landscapers
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Energy companies eye UK’s billion-pound bet on carbon capture
Several leading energy companies are expressing interest in working
How many smart meters are there in the US?
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