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Everyone in the US and Australia owes $12,000 in CO<SUB>2</SUB> emissions

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Everyone in the US and Australia owes $12,000 in CO₂ emissions

If we view above-average carbon emissions as a cost to the planet, then people in rich nations have "borrowed" large sums from the poor since 1990

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Underwater horse sculptures revealed at low tide in the Thames

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Underwater horse sculptures revealed at low tide in the Thames

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Obama defends decision to let Shell drill for oil in Arctic

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Obama defends decision to let Shell drill for oil in Arctic

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London's low-emission zone fails to improve air quality

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London's low-emission zone fails to improve air quality

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China crash a sign of nation's transition to a new economy

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China crash a sign of nation's transition to a new economy

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Geopolitical turmoil changes Middle East's air pollution

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Geopolitical turmoil changes Middle East's air pollution

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Glaciers seed ocean with silicon – and fuel plankton growth

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Turning CO<sub>2</sub> from air into car parts may help carbon capture pay

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Turning CO₂ from air into car parts may help carbon capture pay

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Serene scene disguises colossal value of Canadian oil sands

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Serene scene disguises colossal value of Canadian oil sands

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$Pumping CO<sub>2</sub> into frack wells could prevent water contamination$

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Pumping CO₂ into frack wells could prevent water contamination

Storing carbon underground where it quickly solidifies could be a simple way to prevent toxic chemicals used in fracking contaminating groundwater

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Much of Asia's Celestial mountain glacier ice could melt by 2050

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Warming will hurt the poor but boost the rich in the short term

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Extreme weather could trigger frequent global food shocks

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On the trail of the Arctic's carbon time bomb

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