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Federal government is planning to strip pollution protections from thousands of US streams and millions of acres of wetlands, in a move environmentalists warn will harm vital wildlife and could allow
Federal government is planning to strip pollution protections from thousands of US streams and millions of acres of wetlands, in a move environmentalists warn will harm vital wildlife and could allow
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The World's Largest Ocean Cleanup Has Officially Begun
The World's Largest Ocean Cleanup Has Officially Begun
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This New Atomic Clock Is So Precise Our Ability to Measure Gravity Constrains Its Accuracy
This New Atomic Clock Is So Precise Our Ability to Measure Gravity Constrains Its Accuracy
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This New Atomic Clock Is So Precise Our Ability to Measure Gravity Constrains Its Accuracy
This New Atomic Clock Is So Precise Our Ability to Measure Gravity Constrains Its Accuracy
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19 of 20 World Leaders Just Pledged to Fight Climate Change. Trump Was the Lone Holdout
19 of 20 World Leaders Just Pledged to Fight Climate Change. Trump Was the Lone Holdout
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Bill Nye says the idea of Mars colonization and terraforming is "science fiction.": "This whole idea of terraforming Mars, as respectful as I can be, are you guys high? We can't even take care of this
Bill Nye says the idea of Mars colonization and terraforming is "science fiction.": "This whole idea of terraforming Mars, as respectful as I can be, are you guys high? We can't even take care of this
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UK mass surveillance programme violates human rights, European court rules
UK mass surveillance programme violates human rights, European court rules
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Today, Europe Lost The Internet. Now, We Fight Back
Today, Europe Lost The Internet. Now, We Fight Back
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World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
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World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
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E.P.A. Prepares to Roll Back Rules Requiring Cars to Be Cleaner and More Efficient
E.P.A. Prepares to Roll Back Rules Requiring Cars to Be Cleaner and More Efficient
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Study: wind and solar can power most of the United States
Study: wind and solar can power most of the United States
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UK sets new wind power record as turbines deliver 14 gigawatts for first time – 37 per cent of nation's electricity - National Grid confirms highest metered wind output ever recorded
UK sets new wind power record as turbines deliver 14 gigawatts for first time – 37 per cent of nation's electricity - National Grid confirms highest metered wind output ever recorded
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No longer 'alternative', mainstream renewables are pushing prices down - While the government insists that renewables have made our grid unreliable, lights have stayed on and prices are dropping
No longer 'alternative', mainstream renewables are pushing prices down - While the government insists that renewables have made our grid unreliable, lights have stayed on and prices are dropping
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Netherlands opens world's first plastic-free supermarket aisle as UK urged to follow example: 'For decades shoppers have been sold the lie that we can’t live without plastic in food and drink'.
Netherlands opens world's first plastic-free supermarket aisle as UK urged to follow example: 'For decades shoppers have been sold the lie that we can’t live without plastic in food and drink'.
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Denton is set to become the second city in Texas to use 100 percent renewable energy
Denton is set to become the second city in Texas to use 100 percent renewable energy