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Chart: The rise, fall and rise of UK nuclear power over eight decades

Energy

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13.06.25

Guest post: How climate change is fuelling record-breaking extreme weather

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13.06.25

Guest post: China’s ‘capacity payments’ boosted coal-plant revenue by up to 8%

China energy

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12.06.25

UK spending review 2025: Key climate and energy announcements

Nuclear

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11.06.25

Ocean current ‘collapse’ could trigger ‘profound cooling’ in northern Europe – even with global warming

Oceans

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11.06.25

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

Guest posts

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11.06.25

Explainer: How human-caused aerosols are ‘masking’ global warming

GHGs and aerosols

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10.06.25

Science

Ocean current ‘collapse’ could trigger ‘profound cooling’ in northern Europe – even with global warming

Oceans

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11.06.25

Explainer: How human-caused aerosols are ‘masking’ global warming

GHGs and aerosols

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10.06.25

DeBriefed 30 May 2025: Earth eyes 2C; Why net-zero is not behind UK bill hikes; US academics stage climate science ‘fire hose’

DeBriefed

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30.05.25

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Policy

Chart: The rise, fall and rise of UK nuclear power over eight decades

Energy

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13.06.25

Guest post: China’s ‘capacity payments’ boosted coal-plant revenue by up to 8%

China energy

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12.06.25

UK spending review 2025: Key climate and energy announcements

Nuclear

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11.06.25

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NEW CHART: Nuclear renaissance? The rise, fall and rise of UK nuclear power over eight decades(Thanks to Ho Woo Nam for pulling the data together & Tom Prater for making such a cool chart)www.carbonbrief.org/…

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Nature

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

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11.06.25

Cropped 4 June 2025: ‘Tricks’ and ‘cover-ups’; Wild weather; Former UN nature negotiator interviewed

Cropped

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04.06.25

World might have set itself an unachievable nature target, says former UK negotiator

Nature

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04.06.25

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In Focus

DeBriefed 13 June 2025: Trump’s ‘biggest’ climate rollback; UK goes nuclear; How Carbon Brief visualises research

DeBriefed

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13.06.25

Guest post: How climate change is fuelling record-breaking extreme weather

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13.06.25

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

Guest posts

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11.06.25

Nature

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

Guest posts

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11.06.25

Cropped 4 June 2025: ‘Tricks’ and ‘cover-ups’; Wild weather; Former UN nature negotiator interviewed

Cropped

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04.06.25

World might have set itself an unachievable nature target, says former UK negotiator

Nature

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04.06.25

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In Focus

DeBriefed 13 June 2025: Trump’s ‘biggest’ climate rollback; UK goes nuclear; How Carbon Brief visualises research

DeBriefed

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13.06.25

Guest post: How climate change is fuelling record-breaking extreme weather

Guest posts

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13.06.25

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

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11.06.25

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