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Iceland drills hottest hole to tap into energy of molten magma

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Iceland drills hottest hole to tap into energy of molten magma

A new well tested in Iceland could boost geothermal energy production tenfold by exploiting 1000 °C magma steam deep below Earth’s surface

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An e-reader screen the size of a Post-it note with a white border stands on a desk

Technology

E-paper display runs on office lights and never needs charging

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A woman looking at her phone

Technology

Exploding Samsung phone shows how risky lithium batteries can be

Comment

Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz

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US presidential candidates being let off hook on climate change

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$A protestor against fracking$

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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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chemical flask

Technology

The reaction that would give us clean fossil fuels forever

Features

Minke whales off Iceland

Life

Sound blasts could keep whales away from wind farm construction

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Vjose river

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Scientists demand halt to damming of Europe’s last wild river

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$fracking$

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You can see fracking's impact on Earth's surface from space

Fracking can cause the ground to rise – a change visible from space, which can now be used to predict where frack-induced quakes might strike

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The oil and gas we have already tapped will take us past 1.5 °C

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Revealed: The renewable energy scam making global warming worse

Insight

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Oil pipeline leak threatens Alabama river rich in unique species

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UK approves controversial Hinkley C nuclear power plant

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