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Alister Doyle has worked as Reuters environment correspondent since 2004, mainly covering U.N. negotiations and the science of climate change. He also spent 2011-12 as a Knight Science journalism fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A British citizen based in Oslo, his job at Reuters has taken him to places ranging from the Arctic to Antarctica, where he was on the last flight to land on a part of the Wilkins Ice shelf before it collapsed in early 2009. Previously, he had postin…

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World may have to suck gases from air to meet climate goals-UN

World may have to suck gases from air to meet climate goals-UN

By Environment Correspondent Alister Doyle OSLO, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Governments may have to extract vast amo…

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Special Report: Experimental climate fixes stir hopes, fears, lawyers

Special Report: Experimental climate fixes stir hopes, fears, lawyers

(Reuters) - Last year the Haida, an indigenous group in Canada, set out to increase their salmon stocks and s…

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The Seal Rocks

The Seal Rocks

In a trackless pine forest by the shore of the Baltic Sea in Sweden is a largely forgotten landmark in the hi…

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Comeback cod lessens gloom over emptying oceans

Comeback cod lessens gloom over emptying oceans

(Reuters) - It was hours before dawn on a heaving Arctic sea, and snow showers were making it hard for Kurt L…

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New land, but also costs, as Nordic nations rise from sea

New land, but also costs, as Nordic nations rise from sea

Credit: Reuters/Alister Doyle 1 of 3. A sheep grazes on land that used to be part of the seabed until the 15t…

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Trump’s car plan echoes landmark 1989 climate lawsuit

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By Alister Doyle Verified
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Disputes about President Donald Trump’s plan to promote gasoline-burning cars echo a little-known 1989 lawsuit, when a lawyer first argued in a U.S. court that lax fuel-efficiency standards stoke climate change.
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“The Queen of the Forest”: an Xmas tree’s hazardous trip to London from Oslo

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By Alister Doyle Verified
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This “Queen of the Forest” spruce tree near Oslo will be felled on Friday and sent as an annual Christmas gift to London, a perilous trip that has left her predecessors looking either regal or like worn-out toothbrushes. The hazard comes mainly from the jarring trip from the forest, about 7 km from the nearest paved road, to Trafalgar Square in London involving cranes, trucks and a ship. No matter how magnificent, a conifer queen can easily get battered. And Londoners can be merciless jokers.
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How to assuage Trump when he fails to win the Nobel Peace Prize

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By Alister Doyle Verified
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The chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Jørgen Watne Frydnes, will open an arched door in the Nobel Institute in Oslo on Friday at precisely 11 a.m. (CEST), walk up to a wooden podium and announce the winner of the 2025 Peace Prize. The name on his lips, barring the biggest shock since the prize was first awarded in 1901, won’t be “Donald Trump”. In the ornate hall of the institute, Frydnes will then field questions from journalists standing by a barrage of cameras.
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