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Bristol throws open the doors to its 52 green houses on 11 and 12 September
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Fast Start Finance website to provide information on industrialised nations' climate funding commitments
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As solar photovoltaic panels go mainstream, Eric Gies looks at the environmental impact of making and disposing of them
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Researchers at Columbia University have demonstrated that a layer of plants and earth can cut the rate of heat absorption through the roof of a building in summer by 84%
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Nuclear reactors under construction in China
Nuclear is plugging the gap for China's spiralling energy demand
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Despite legislation on CFCs, the ozone hole has grown to an average 25.81m sq km
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Trapped for a month in the San Jose mine, Chile, shift leader Luis Urzua has worked heroically to protect his men
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Climate scientists meeting in Britain this week hope to build a database to predict natural disasters precisely. And records of the voyages of the Bounty and Beagle will assist them in their task
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Converting up to a fifth of UK wheat into biofuel will force prices even higher at a time of food shortages, warn critics
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Scottish shellfish firm is to move south to the warmer waters of Lyme Bay, where it aims to produce up to 10,000 tonnes a year
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John Vidal: No future chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change can ever feel safe if Dr Pachauri is driven out
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Myles Allen: Instead of producing reports 3,000 pages long, the IPCC should focus only on the key questions that everyone is interested in
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Jo Confino: The Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh explains in his new book how a Buddhist approach could benefit ecology
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Pants to Poverty
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Recycled Grolsch bottles
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Intellipanel for your TV
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Murano globe light
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OWL, the Wireless Electricity Monitor
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Roberts Revival DAB Radio
1950s style retro radio with advanced DAB features and 120 Hours Battery Life
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