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Obama's clean power plan will cut emissions – but is it enough?

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Obama's clean power plan will cut emissions – but is it enough?

Environmentalists have welcomed the Clean Power Plan, which steers the US towards a lower-carbon future, but some say more needs to be done

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Making Patterns: getting intimate with technology

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Making Patterns: getting intimate with technology

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<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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New Scientist's best summer reading

New Scientist's best summer reading

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<em>Lions in the Balance</em>: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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Lions in the Balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?

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China spends big on nuclear fusion as French plan falls behind

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China spends big on nuclear fusion as French plan falls behind

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Two dolphin species band together to form unprecedented alliance

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Two dolphin species band together to form unprecedented alliance

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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Killers, kicks and cures: Our complex relationship with plants

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UK is perfectly placed to use 100 per cent renewable power

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UK is perfectly placed to use 100 per cent renewable power

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The battery revolution that will let us all be power brokers

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The battery revolution that will let us all be power brokers

Companies are racing to find better ways to store electricity – and so provide us with cheaper energy when and where we want it

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Pyrite power: Can we reinvent 'fool's gold'?

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Follow the Lithium Dreams expedition to Chile and Bolivia

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Stop glossing over the risks of natural birth to cut caesareans

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"Cured" woman is HIV-free for 12 years without taking drugs

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