Our favourite pictures of 2012
From bio-engineered jellyfish and levitating drops to lunar landscapes
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Read article: Our favourite pictures of 2012
Carbon dioxide ‘corrodes’ ice, say scientists
Rising greenhouse-gas concentrations could make glaciers more likely to crack
Read article: Carbon dioxide ‘corrodes’ ice, say scientists
Geoengineering is ‘comparatively inexpensive’
Pumping aerosols into the atmosphere is relatively cheap, say researchers
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What is carbon capture and storage?
James Verdon explains the principle of trapping carbon dioxide in rocks
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What is fracking?
James Verdon describes how to squeeze out hard-to-reach shale gas
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Giant carbon-capturing funnels discovered in Southern Ocean
Five 1000 km-wide carbon-sink zones identified
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Geoengineering balloon trial cancelled
SPICE project will be limited to lab experiments
Read article: Geoengineering balloon trial cancelled
Geophysicists fingerprint sea-level rise
Technique links ice-sheet melting to ocean observations
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Reflective roofs and pavements could fight climate change
Cool surfaces could lower global temperatures by 0.07 °C
Read article: Reflective roofs and pavements could fight climate change
Fossilized raindrops dampen theory of ancient warming
Atmospheric pressure was not higher 2.7 billion years ago
Read article: Fossilized raindrops dampen theory of ancient warming
