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Environmental organisations are deeply concerned at the absence of a set charge for excessive water use in the pending report on the Future Funding...
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Understanding Earth's climate: Knowing Earth
Part 4 of 10 of NACA/NASA Langley Research Center's 2017 centennial — A Storied Legacy, A Soaring Future
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An EU parliament resolution calling for a ban on the use of palm oil in biofuels is a “discrimative act” motivated by EU farming interests,...
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Dutch coal plant lost €800m in value last year
Two Dutch coal plants have taken a hit to their book value for the second time in two years, in a warning sign for would-be...
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Trump Reportedly Prepping Order to Reverse Arctic Drilling Ban
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