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Power paradox: Clean might not be green forever

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Power paradox: Clean might not be green forever

As energy demand grows, even alternative energy sources such as wind, solar and nuclear fusion could begin to affect the climate. Anil Ananthaswamy reports

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Rescue struggles towards Alaska's frozen-in village

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Rescue struggles towards Alaska's frozen-in village

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Fracking risk is exaggerated

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Fracking risk is exaggerated

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Buildings and clothes could melt to save energy

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Buildings and clothes could melt to save energy

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Big ships go green with retro technology

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Big ships go green with retro technology

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Single particle is the smallest Stirling engine yet

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Single particle is the smallest Stirling engine yet

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US plans its first megadam in 40 years

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US plans its first megadam in 40 years

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Paint-on power, the saviour of solar

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Paint-on power, the saviour of solar

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Charge your electric car on the move

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New power plants and factories lock us into hot future

It may seem obvious, but negotiating cuts in emissions while building fossil-fuel power stations just won't work

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Trade war looms over Europe's aircraft carbon tax

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How fracking caused earthquakes in the UK

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UK's carbon-capture failure is part of a global trend

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Why the UK buried a world-first carbon-capture scheme

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