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Mangroves, salt marshes and sea grasses soak up to five times more carbon than tropical forests, making their conservation critical
A new international regime hopes to help reverse the trend of biodiversity loss as well as spur economic growth and research for both industrial and developing nations
Set to go online in 2016, Westinghouse's AP1000 and other third-generation nuclear reactors are on the verge of design approval by the feds--but not quite there
Finding alternatives to refrigerants such as hydrofluorocarbons will help prevent the ozone hole being healed at climate's expense
The 50th state's call for energy sovereignty could set the pace for the rest of the nation
New varieties of genetically engineered crops thrive in the world's most isolated landmass
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