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Glass leaf 'sweats' to generate electricity

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Glass leaf 'sweats' to generate electricity

Artificial photosynthesis has yet to be cracked, but engineers say that synthetic leaves could be turned into power plants using transpiration instead

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US vehicle efficiency hardly changed since Model T

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US vehicle efficiency hardly changed since Model T

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Review: <i>The Solar Century</i> edited by Jeremy Leggett

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Review: The Solar Century edited by Jeremy Leggett

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Electric cars: Juiced up and ready to go

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Electric cars: Juiced up and ready to go

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Interview: Fusion in a cold climate

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Interview: Fusion in a cold climate

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Rival designs race to harness ocean energy

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Rival designs race to harness ocean energy

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Money flows into green transport despite recession

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Biofuels could clean up Chernobyl 'badlands'

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Biofuels could clean up Chernobyl 'badlands'

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Ice on fire: The next fossil fuel

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Ice on fire: The next fossil fuel

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Methane controls before risky geoengineering, please

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Methane controls before risky geoengineering, please

Reducing carbon dioxide emissions will be vital in the long run, but we should start by tackling methane, says Kirk Smith

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Chicken feathers could make cheap hydrogen store

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Virtual power plants could tame coming grid chaos

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Train can be worse for climate than plane

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Poor countries could be paid to go nuclear

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