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Charles Henderson: We must fight climate change – by burning more wood ONCE, in an African country explored by a prominent Scot, there was a family living in a simple brick house. Papa sometimes went up the hill for days at a time to chop down trees. His bundles of wood were left to smoulder under blankets of earth. Th

Philippa Montgomerie: Scotland can still be a world leader in stem cell research IN MARCH, President Barack Obama lifted the restriction on federal funds being used for embryonic stem cell research, and in April the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the US governmental agency that funds biomedical research, published r

Dorothy H Crawford: Sand holds the secret of when we can expect more tsunami devastation FEW of us will ever forget waking up on Boxing Day 2004 to news of the massive tsunami in the Indian Ocean.

Gregor Buick: Turn remoteness into a virtue by creating new rural powerhouses IT SEEMS incongruous that scant attention has been given to a renewable power source that is undoubtedly "green" and comes with little or no anti-environmental baggage.

Forestry Commission looks to the past with cattle grazing scheme

Rolling out the green carpet for Scots carbon neutral ball

Finally unearthing the secrets of our Neanderthal cousins

Goodie, goodie! David's eco-gifts idea wins a wind turbine for his school

Future of energy is a gas when you harness the help of hydrogen

More to be done to develop green energy and secure supplies

Firm with designs on bottled energy

Coming of age for festival that is copied the world over

Dig this – dolphins who go sponging for their food

Wanted: 50 environmental champions to join the first Scottish Green List

Weathermen who make rain while the sun shines

Peter Clive: Harnessing the wind's power is an exact science

A mountain climb that led to a breakthrough in climate control … and the birth of a conspiracy theory over Woodstock

Modern world in need of enlightened thinking

Cells that know when the battle has been won

Credit crunch could offer opportunities to help the environment, says Lord Turner

By Jupiter! What a great way to see sky at night

Obama is key to a better plan on climate change

Power to the people in wind farm co-op project

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