Four Canadian provinces push ahead with plan to build small nuclear reactors to supply power
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California pumps too much groundwater, especially during droughts. Now, it's learning to refill the overdrawn bucket.
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Iceland's plan to end commercial whaling is driven by falling demand but also a fifteen-year-long campaign aimed at their biggest consumers of whale meat – tourists
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Tyre Extinguishers – deflating SUV tyres as a form of climate action
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Iceland's last remaining whaling company said it planned to hunt this summer for the first time since 2018
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Maine’s disaster from PFAS-contaminated produce is causing farms to close and farmers to face the loss of their livelihoods
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Germany and Norway are considering building a hydrogen pipeline linking the two nations to reduce Europe's dependence on Russian energy supplies
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Finland's much-delayed Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor started test production on Saturday
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California’s solar market is now a battery market
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The big semiconductor water problem
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America produces enough oil to meet its needs, so why do we import crude?
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Denmark has authorised the construction of a new pipeline between Norway and Poland to reduce Warsaw's dependence on Russian gas
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The future of sea level rise is being written underneath Antarctica and Greenland
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Storm Eunice blows off rooftops with highest wind speeds on record in England
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These 23-year-old Texans made $4 million last year mining bitcoin off flare gas from oil drilling
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Scientists raise alarm over ‘dangerously fast’ growth in atmospheric methane
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UN experts call for Sweden to scrap a planned iron ore mine – toxic waste and other contaminants would cause 'irreversible risks' to land used by the Sámi
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Commercial whaling in Iceland could be banned within two years, after a government minister said there was little justification for the practice
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Can bitcoin be sustainable? Kryptovault's operation is part of a fightback against criticism of the famously energy-intensive industry
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Dutch cities are better for the climate… and my sanity
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The nuclear industry argues regulators don’t understand new small reactors
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How glass recycling works
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How do you care for one of the world’s oldest aquarium fish?
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The Gold Rush returns to California
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Methane and NOx emissions from natural gas stoves, cooktops, and ovens in residential homes
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Alkaline hydrolysis: The misunderstood funeral tech that's illegal in thirty states
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A satellite finds massive methane leaks from gas pipelines
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The economics of nuclear energy
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Sri Lanka to pay $200m compensation for failed organic farm drive
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A 'blue blob' in the North Atlantic Ocean has been slowing down the melting of Iceland's glaciers, a new study suggests
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Sweden approves plans for Forsmark nuclear waste storage site – will bury nuclear waste in the bedrock, and seal the facilities once they are full
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A centuries-old concept in soil science has recently been thrown out. Yet it remains a key ingredient in everything from climate models to advanced carbon-capture projects.
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The last of the marsh Arabs
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Brown bears switch habitats in the spring so they can hunt reindeer and moose calves, researchers have said
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The Texas electrical grid failure was a warmup
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How bad is my gas stove?
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How our hills got golden. The floral colonization of the Americas.
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Tsunami hits Tonga after giant volcano eruption
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Finland, Sweden and Norway to cull wolf population – conservation groups appeal to EU to take action against slaughter they allege flouts rules
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Your two-day shipping is causing potholes
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EVs and batteries: The world's lithium and cobalt problems
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Nebraska will spend $500M to claim South Platte River water from Colorado
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These seed-firing drones can plant 40,000 trees every day
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The metres-high mountain of mannequins in the British Midlands
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We still haven’t properly reckoned with Monsanto’s destruction
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What happened in Colorado was something much scarier than a wildfire
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Herders in Lapland are struggling to locate thousands of reindeer that have run away after warm weather left the food they graze on covered by a layer of ice
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A primer on Nature Based Solutions to environmental hazards
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Gathering storm: The industrial infrastructure catastrophe looming over America’s gulf coast
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Utrecht wants to be the first city to use its electric car fleet as a giant battery
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