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23/05/2013 • Nuclear

Japan nuclear reactor atop active fault: regulator

23/05/2013 • Biodiversity

Dead sea lions found in Peru, poisoning suspected

23/05/2013 • Fossil fuel

US House sends message on Keystone pipeline

23/05/2013 • Nuclear

Farmers plant rice near crippled Fukushima site

23/05/2013 • Greenhouse gas

New EU climate policy unlikely before 2015: Poland


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Nuclear power

Nuclear technologies make it possible to produce large amounts of energy for very little money whilst emitting virtually no greenhouse gases. But they also pose many problems linked to accident risks, waste management, proliferation and real costs. They have therefore understandably faced fierce opposition. Despite...  

Biodiversity

Figures change regularly, but the Earth is home to 1.75 million known species and 3.6 - 15 million others yet to be...

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Nobel Price of ecology

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Since the 1980s, the engineer Pierre Rabhi has been developing agroecology in very poor rural areas in...



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