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Hen harriers 'scupper' wind farm
26th October 2011, 10:50
A major energy firm withdraws its planning application to develop a 29-turbine wind farm at Waterhead Moor near Largs.
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Climate unknown: Just how much hotter things will get
26th October 2011, 09:35
On current trends the temperature rise could exceed 4 °C as early as the 2060s. But even that could be an underestimate Read This Item
Climate known: The planet is going to get a lot hotter
26th October 2011, 09:27
Extra carbon dioxide means a warmer world – and then positive feedback effects from things like water vapour and ice loss will make it warmer still Read This Item
PM to miss Rio summit for Jubilee
26th October 2011, 06:01
Prime Minister David Cameron will not attend next June's Rio+20 summit as the date clashes with the Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
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Work due to start on nuclear dump
25th October 2011, 23:51
Work to construct a £100m store to hold low-level radioactive waste from the Dounreay site in Scotland is due to start next month.
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The woman who swallowed a bullet
25th October 2011, 23:26
Curious tales from the world's oldest science academy
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End of Cold War-era nuclear bomb
25th October 2011, 20:24
The last B53 nuclear bomb, a powerful weapon some 600 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb, is dismantled in Texas.
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VIDEO: Seven billion, but how many more?
25th October 2011, 20:16
Where the world's population is heading next
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AI computing pioneer dies aged 84
25th October 2011, 17:45
The artificial intelligence community is mourning John McCarthy, a pioneer in the field, who coined the term AI.
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VIDEO: Rare wombat nursed back to health
25th October 2011, 17:32
A rare white wombat was nursed back to health, in Ceduna, Australia, after being found alone and unwell a month earlier, according to local media.
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