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Onshore wind farm developers in Britain could get access to as much as £1.4 billion in new funding to

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Carbon could go from villain to hero, according to researchers who have developed a better way to use “adsorption technology”

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Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to

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As the climate warms, glaciers don’t always melt slowly. In fact, new research indicates that glaciers on volcanoes in

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The rapid melting of Antarctic ice shelves and glaciers might be a worrisome indicator of climate change, but it’s

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The Earth’s ecosystems and oceans might have a much greater capacity for absorbing carbon dioxide than has previously been

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Termites might be destructive pests — they cause more than $1 billion in damage every year in the US alone — but

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The government today announced the shortlist of finalists for its first-ever awards to recognise the best of British science, technology

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By subsidising fossil fuels, the world’s leading economies are “artificially suppressing clean energy” and bringing the world “closer to

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The global financial crisis might have put the brakes to rising carbon dioxide emissions, but it only slowed them down

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How are geoengineering fixes for climate change like seatbelts in an automobile? According to top climate scientist Ken Caldeira, tinkering

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Expanding the global market for carbon permits and credits — essentially trading or selling the right to emit carbon dioxide — could

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