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UN calls for radical changes to slow warming
A review of action on climate since the Paris agreement calls for an end to fossil fuels without carbon capture.
Tonga volcano triggered seafloor debris stampede
Last year's volcanic eruption in the Pacific caused the fastest underwater flows ever recorded.
What does the future hold for Lough Neagh?
It supplies half of Belfast's drinking water but blue-green algae has caused havoc on Lough Neagh this summer.
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Elected last year, PM Anthony Albanese vowed to haul his laggard nation from the "naughty corner".
UK rejoins EU science research scheme Horizon
UK-based scientists and institutions will have access to the £85bn fund from today.
Robotic 'dog' surveys former Cold War site
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Japan joins Moon race with successful rocket launch
If all goes well, the lunar lander that the rocket is carrying will attempt a Moon landing in February.
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UN calls for radical changes to slow warming
A review of action on climate since the Paris agreement calls for an end to fossil fuels without carbon capture.
Tonga volcano triggered seafloor debris stampede
Last year's volcanic eruption in the Pacific caused the fastest underwater flows ever recorded.
What does the future hold for Lough Neagh?
It supplies half of Belfast's drinking water but blue-green algae has caused havoc on Lough Neagh this summer.
Has Australia cleaned up its act on climate?
Elected last year, PM Anthony Albanese vowed to haul his laggard nation from the "naughty corner".
UK rejoins EU science research scheme Horizon
UK-based scientists and institutions will have access to the £85bn fund from today.
Robotic 'dog' surveys former Cold War site
Drones and a robot called Spot survey off-limits laboratories at a former arms test site.
Japan joins Moon race with successful rocket launch
If all goes well, the lunar lander that the rocket is carrying will attempt a Moon landing in February.
Tonga volcano triggered seafloor debris stampede
Last year's volcanic eruption in the Pacific caused the fastest underwater flows ever recorded.
What does the future hold for Lough Neagh?
It supplies half of Belfast's drinking water but blue-green algae has caused havoc on Lough Neagh this summer.
Has Australia cleaned up its act on climate?
Elected last year, PM Anthony Albanese vowed to haul his laggard nation from the "naughty corner".
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