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CT2DTA Sperm Whale, Physeter macrocephalus, Caribbean Sea, Dominica

Life

Scientists want to restore the oceans with artificial whale poo

Experiments will soon explore ways to emulate the fertilising effect of whale waste, which fuels blooms of algae that feed fish and lock away carbon

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Environment

Can a tech billionaire squash Australia’s coal industry by buying it?

Analysis

A CO2 dense phase pump facility at the Hawiyah Natural Gas Liquids Recovery Plant, operated by Saudi Aramco, in Hawiyah, Saudi Arabia, on Monday, June 28, 2021. The Hawiyah Natural Gas Liquids Recovery Plant is designed to process 4.0 billion standard cubic feet per day of sweet gas as pilot project for Carbon Capture Technology (CCUS) to prove the possibility of capturing C02 and lowering emissions from such facilities. Photographer: Maya Siddiqui/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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Most schemes to capture and reuse carbon actually increase emissions

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Environment

Wild Wild Life newsletter: When species steal each other’s genes

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Semi Submersible Oil Rig during Sunrise at Cromarty Firth in Invergordon, Scotland; Shutterstock ID 554842060; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -

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Oil giants accused of greenwashing for failure over energy transition

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$KRASNOYARSK TERRITORY, RUSSIA - APRIL 17, 2021: An aerial view of the village of Nosok, Taymyrsky Dolgano-Nenetsky District. It is also the location of the Zarya Taimyra [Taymyr Dawn] state reindeer farming enterprise. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Photo by Alexander Ryumin\TASS via Getty Images)$

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A collaborative approach is needed to avoid the next pandemic

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2HJF0FC DRAX POWER STATION, DRAX, UK - JANUARY 19, 2022. An aerial view of a rail freight train delivering renewable biomass fuel to Drax Power Station

Technology

The race is on to tackle climate change by pulling carbon from the air

Insight

Folmannia orthoclada on rock in Atacama Desert, northern Chile (March 2020). This lichen contains a Trebouxia photobiont.

Life

Lichens may take a million years to adapt to 1°C of climate warming

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Environment

Flower growth in Antarctica is accelerating due to warming climate

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Cold blob in Atlantic may be slowing ice loss from Iceland’s glaciers

Iceland’s glaciers are melting as a consequence of climate change, but the rate of loss has fallen in the past decade, perhaps because a blob of cold water in the Atlantic is cooling the island

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Fix the Planet newsletter: When net zero means not zero

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Six graphics that reveal what materials we consume – and what we waste

Features

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Janez Potočnik interview: How a circular economy can help us go green

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Paris climate summit

Life

Scientists want to restore the oceans with artificial whale poo

Environment

Can a tech billionaire squash Australia’s coal industry by buying it?

Environment

Most schemes to capture and reuse carbon actually increase emissions

Environment

Wild Wild Life newsletter: When species steal each other’s genes

Environment

Oil giants accused of greenwashing for failure over energy transition

Environment

A collaborative approach is needed to avoid the next pandemic

Technology

The race is on to tackle climate change by pulling carbon from the air

Life

Lichens may take a million years to adapt to 1°C of climate warming

Environment

Flower growth in Antarctica is accelerating due to warming climate

Environment

Cold blob in Atlantic may be slowing ice loss from Iceland’s glaciers

New Scientist Live

Join us for a mind-blowing festival of ideas and experiences

Environment

Fix the Planet newsletter: When net zero means not zero

Environment

Six graphics that reveal what materials we consume – and what we waste

Environment

Janez Potočnik interview: How a circular economy can help us go green

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