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Underwater view of the seabed bubbling with methane taken by a submersible, with the submersible's arm visible in the bottom right

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Hundreds of deep-sea vents found spewing methane off US coast

Recent surveys off the US coast have discovered vents spewing a potent greenhouse gas and curiously purple creatures deep below the sea’s surface

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Sierra Nevada

Earth

California is covering mountains with sensors to fight drought

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US secretary of state John Kerry at the podium in Kigali, Rwanda

Earth

Ban for gases that saved the ozone layer but now warm the planet

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Islands to lose fresh water as rising seas sink them from within

Earth

Islands to lose fresh water as rising seas sink them from within

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Camouflaged frogfish

Earth

Frogfish turns itself white to blend in with bleached corals

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Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz

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US presidential candidates being let off hook on climate change

Comment

Retreating glacier in Peru

Earth

Ancient Andes glaciers have lost half their ice in just 40 years

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$A protestor against fracking$

Earth

There’s no good reason to go ahead with fracking in the UK

Analysis

First farm to grow veg in a desert using only sun and seawater

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First farm to grow veg in a desert using only sun and seawater

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Residents carry food down a street strewn with rubble caused by Hurricane Matthew in Baracoa, Cuba, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016. The hurricane rolled across the sparsely populated tip of Cuba overnight, destroying dozens of homes in Cuba's easternmost city, Baracoa, leaving hundreds of others damaged

Earth

Two million urged to evacuate as hurricane Matthew approaches US

The hurricane is expected to gather extra strength ahead of making landfall along the east coast of the US this week

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Earth

Fossil fuel methane emissions are twice what is being reported

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Technology

The reaction that would give us clean fossil fuels forever

Features

Earth

Let's harness synthetic biology to fix our broken planet

Features

Earth

Climate change could destroy wild relatives of cereals by 2070

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