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  Mar 12

  The Siberian Bone Hunters Diving for Ice Age Mammoth Fossils

  The New York Times - Evgenia Arbugaeva

  Additional video by Alexander Krasnovsky. Evgenia Arbugaeva is a photographer and filmmaker from Yakutia, based in London. Her film about a marine biologist in the Russian Arctic, ‘‘Haulout,’’ directed with Maxim Arbugaev, her brother, was nominated for an Academy Award for best documentary short …

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  Solar battery deal for giant smelter is a stunning game-changer for Australian energy

  reneweconomy.com.au - Giles Parkinson

  For years there has been a game of shadow boxing around the nature of the green energy transition in Australia. There is the admission that rooftop …

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  Confused homeowner receives helpful financial advice after considering home solar: 'Our … electricity bill was a little over $1'

  thecooldown.com - Lindy Whitehouse

  A confused homeowner who was on the fence about installing solar panels received advice on the financial benefits. Here's what they learned. The …

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  Trump's climate change denial: An era of 'ignorance'

  France 24 - FRANCE 24 , FRANCE 24

  President Donald Trump’s denial of climate change has become more insidious, powerful and far-reaching in his second mandate as he had acquired experience during his first term in office, said Robert Proctor, professor of the History of Science at Stanford University. “You’ve got ignorance from …

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  Singapore Clears $20 Billion Power Link to Australian Solar

  Bloomberg Green - By Lou Del Bello and Ishika Mookerjee

  A $24 billion renewable energy corridor connecting Australia and Singapore inched closer to completion after developer SunCable received conditional …

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  This startup is on the verge of revolutionizing one of the world's biggest industries: 'We need more companies like this'

  thecooldown.com - Aaron Mok

  Swedish startup Stegra is poised to clean up the fossil fuel-guzzling steelmaking industry with low-carbon "green steel," the MIT Technology Review …