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We really can run the world on renewable energy – here’s how

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We really can run the world on renewable energy – here’s how

Can the planet change over to 100 per cent clean and renewable energy fast enough to avoid extreme climate impacts? Yes it can, says Mark Jacobson

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drilling site in Lancashire

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The push for UK fracking may be 55 million years too late

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Donald Trump on TV

Humans

No, North Korea (probably) won’t nuke the US territory of Guam

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Refuelling hydrogen vehicle

Technology

Nano aluminium offers fuel cells on demand – just add water

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wind farm

Technology

The renewables reality: clean energy hasn't risen for 25 years

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Kim Jong-un giving a piggyback

Technology

North Korea isn’t bluffing, the nuclear threat to the US is real

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Waves in water

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Quantum gravity detector will use atom clouds to survey for oil

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A missile blasts off again the background of green hills

Technology

North Korea launches ICBM with potential to reach New York

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explosion in desert

Physics

Bigger bang theory: teach atoms new tricks to beef up explosives

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Robot spots signs of melted fuel at submerged Fukushima reactor

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Robot spots signs of melted fuel at submerged Fukushima reactor

An underwater robot captured images believed to be the first signs of melted nuclear reactor fuel that sank after the plant’s 2011 failure

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California climate case turns up the heat on fossil fuel giants

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Throwaway culture: The truth about recycling

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Technology

Hailing e-Volvos as imminent saviours of the planet is nonsense

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Earth

Use waste rather than crops for biofuels, says UK report

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