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Katy Scott

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  • Senior Editor, INSEAD
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Senior Editor, INSEAD Knowledge | Previously: Digital Producer at CNN International

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River diesel spill 'clearing' but tap water still not safe to drink

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By Katy Scott, Paul Ward
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Katy Scott; Paul Ward - BBC Scotland Mon, February 23, 2026 at 6:40 a.m. UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The diesel spillage entered the River Dochart near Killin on Friday [BBC] A diesel spillage into the River Dochart which flowed into the River Tay in Perthshire appears to be clearing, the environment watchdog has said.
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Vertical 'Polar Pod' laboratory plans to float around Antarctica and research climate change

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By Katy Scott
| MSN Verified
CNN 11 hrs ago By Katy Scott, CNN The wild waters of the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are one of the planet's biggest carbon stores. The ocean absorbs around 12% of all carbon dioxide generated by humans each year, but despite its huge importance in regulating the Earth's climate, it has barely been studied by science.
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Vertical 'Polar Pod' laboratory plans to float around Antarctica and research climate change

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By Katy Scott
| CNN Verified
(CNN)The wild waters of the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are one of the planet's biggest carbon stores. The ocean absorbs around 12% of all carbon dioxide generated by humans each year, but despite its huge importance in regulating the Earth's climate, it has barely been studied by science. French explorer and environmentalist Jean-Louis Etienne has spent the last 10 years designing a scientific vessel capable of braving the terrifying waves and winds found there.
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