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Plan To Pump Cold Water On To Barrier Reef To Stop Bleaching Labelled 'Band-Aid'
A proposal to use $9m to pump cold water on to the Great Barrier Reef’s tourist hotspots to stave off coral bleaching has been described as a “band-aid” solu...
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Humans May Be Living In Triassic-Period Conditions By 2250
The Triassic Period was a gnarly time to be alive on Earth, and not only because it was Act One of the age of dinosaurs. This epoch stretched from 251 to 199 million years ago...
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'Irreversible Consequences': Adani Coalmine Granted Unlimited Water Access For 60 Years
Adani’s controversial $21bn Carmichael coalmine has been granted an unlimited 60-year water licence in what environmental and legal groups say is another example of gove...
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Green Groups Condemn UN Plan To Use $136m From Climate Fund For Large Dams
Plans to earmark more than $136m (£109m) of UN money for large dam projects in Nepal, Tajikistan and the Solomon Islands have been angrily condemned by activists, who ha...
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'Sapphire Rush' Threatens Rainforests Of Madagascar
The influx of thousands of gem hunters is disfiguring a protected environment and prompting calls for military intervention A “sapphire rush” has brought tens of t...
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Scientists Print 3D Models Of Great Barrier Reef In Bid To Save It
Researchers creating virtual maps of coral reefs to precisely model how structure altered by environmental change Scientists are using 3D printing technology to create prosthe...
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Japan kills More Than 300 Whales In Annual Antarctic Hunt
Whaling fleet returns to port after slaughtering hundreds of minke whales, in defiance of moratorium on hunting and global criticism A Japanese whaling fleet returned to port ...
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South Australia To Get $1bn Solar Farm And World's Biggest Battery
A huge $1bn solar farm and battery project will be built and ready to operate in South Australia’s Riverland region by the end of the year. Battery storage developer Lyo...
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Climbers Prepare For Clean-Up Mission On Mount Everest
The government of Nepal and Everest expedition organisers have launched a clean-up operation at 21,000ft to remove rubbish left on the world’s highest peak after a serie...
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'Sightings' Of Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Prompt Search In Queensland
“Plausible” possible sightings of a Tasmanian tiger in north Queensland have prompted scientists to undertake a search for the species thought to have died out mor...
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