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Norwegian universities consider the ethics of oil and gas research
10 Feb 2014: If Norway, one of the most oil-dependent countries in the world, can question petroleum research, will others follow?
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20 Oct 2014:
First long-distance optical tractor beam can repel and attract objects and could be used in controlling atmospheric pollution
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19 Oct 2014: Jon Butterworth: Quantum tunnelling sounds like science fiction, and does indeed feature there quite often. But it is real, and plays a role in nuclear fusion, chemical reactions and the fate of the universe. Here’s how it works
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15 Oct 2014:
Defence company has developed 100MW reactor small enough to fit on back of a truck that could be in use within 10 years
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14 Oct 2014: This is your chance to ask the energy secretary anything. Join Ed Davey MP live online from 10.30-11.30am BST on Wednesday 22 October
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14 Oct 2014: James Ball looks at the UK’s energy safety gap and finds we could face a supply crunch as soon as the winter of 2015
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6 Oct 2014:
Frederika Whitehead finds out why – despite perfect conditions – British marine energy has so far failed to make waves
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18 Sep 2014: We asked four Guardian journalists to put themselves in the place of politicians. What would they do differently? Read about their experiences here, and then try the game yourself
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Guardian Professional, 27 Aug 2014: Corporates and governments are joining the race to exploit extraterrestrial resources in the face of dwindling natural capital on Earth
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22 Aug 2014:
Scientific research at the atomic level may hold interesting possibilities for energy generation, but could we ever afford to test it? Tim Smedley speaks to the experts
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12 Aug 2014: California startup NexSteppe presents a new brand of sorghum, bred for optimal energy production, designed as a greener alternative to corn for ethanol fuels and biomass boilers
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25 Jul 2014:
Female leaders warn industry is 'missing 50% of the talent' in struggle to solve UK's energy challenges
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18 Jul 2014:
As the Scottish referendum nears, political focus on the financial value of the North Sea's reserves is driving innovation in new technology, argue David McWilliams and Stuart Latham
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4 Jul 2014:
The intermittent nature of renewable energy makes storage vital. Power-to-gas technology promises a solution to surges in power supply that would otherwise be wasted
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4 Jul 2014:
Europe is struggling with competing demands on its energy market – we need a 'Manhattan project' for energy, writes Yanis Varoufakis
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19 Jun 2014:
If a pan-European electricity network can overcome the hurdles it faces, it could reduce bills and boost renewable energy, writes Duncan Jefferies
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