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Read time: 5 minsThe US leaders of a scandal-hit American student movement are touring the UK this week, following the launch of a British...
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Orkney: The ‘Energy Islands’ Penalised for Becoming Too Clean, Too Soon
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Climate Change Means ‘Real Death, Real Blood’ — Extinction Rebellion Paints Downing Street Red
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Crucial milestone for critically endangered bird
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Government’s Pro-Fracking Planning Policy Ruled Unlawful
Read time: 3 minsA failure to recognise the latest science around the negative climate impacts of fracking means the government may now have to...
Ineos Fracking Injunctions Having ‘Chilling Effect’ on Right to Protest, Court Told
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The injunction against anti-fracking protests granted to Ineos is already breaching rights to freedom of speech,...
Fracking the World: Despite Climate Risks, Fracking Is Going Global
Read time: 7 minsThe U.S. exported a record 3.6 million barrels per day of oil in February. This oil is the result of the...
Human ‘footprint’ on Antarctica measured for first time
The full extent of the human 'footprint' on Antarctica has been revealed for the first time by new research which used satellite images to...
Biodiversity crisis: Technological advances in agriculture are not a sufficient response
Rapid population and economic growth are destroying biodiversity. A growing demand for agricultural products requires ever new cultivated areas. Even though technological advances are...
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