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International Paper and MeadWestvaco are planning to transform plantation forests of the southeastern U.S. by replacing native pine with genetically engineered eucalyptus
Markers, knockouts and other technical advances improve breeding without modifying genes
Industry experts argue old reactors could last another 50 years, or more.
It's the limited life span of batteries that keeps robots from being more widely available
Ongoing negotiations on an international agreement continue to face significant disagreement
European regulations on greenhouse gas emissions mean the U.S. airline industry may be the first to face climate change regulation
The lack of good information on global soils is hampering efforts to improve agriculture and combat climate change
Scientists try to block the bug's genes--or harden the trees
Solar-thermal plants throughout the desert would send power across the Mediterranean Sea
"Metal organic frameworks" look like rocks, act like sponges
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