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Lander being lowered into sea (Image: Anni Glud)
Deepest part of ocean gets probed
The climate secrets of the ocean's deepest spot - the Marianas Trench in the western Pacific Ocean - begin to be unlocked by scientists.
Meet the creatures that live beyond the abyss
Robot sub reaches deepest ocean

Tree growth rings (Image: Science Photo Library) Fall of Rome 'recorded in trees'
An extensive study of tree growth rings links the rise and fall of past civilisations to a shift in climate conditions.
Lump of shale UK urged to halt shale gas tests
The UK government should put a moratorium on shale gas operations until the environmental implications are fully understood.

BP logo Miliband fears on BP Arctic deal
The Labour leader Ed Miliband says he has worries around BP's Arctic alliance with Russia's Rosneft.
Bleached coral How to save the world's corals
The Zoological Society of London has launched a campaign to highlight endangered species of coral.

Stockholm station Turning body heat into energy
In Sweden, engineers have developed a way to trap body heat and turn the energy into heating.
Lake District (Image: BBC) Upland downpours 'more frequent'
The frequency of heavy rainfall in North England's uplands has "significantly" increased during the 20th Century, a study shows.

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