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Floods And Erosion Are Ruining Britain’s Most Significant Sites
Climate change is already wrecking some of Britain’s most significant sites, from Wordsworth’s gardens in Cumbria to the white cliffs on England’s south coas...
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The Eco Guide To Good Plastic
Cruel, but I had no choice. If we carry on creating and consuming plastic as we are now, and hoping that trainer innovation will do the heavy lifting (it won’t), by 2050...
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Fukushima Nuclear Reactor Radiation At Highest Level Since 2011 Meltdown
Radiation levels inside a damaged reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station are at their highest since the plant suffered a triple meltdown almost six years ago. ...
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Rising Carbon Emissions Could Kill Off Vital Corals By 2100, Study Warns
The destruction of coral reefs worldwide could accelerate as rising carbon emissions help coral-killing seaweeds grow more poisonous and take over, according to researchers. A...
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Indigenous Federation Sues Peru Over New National Park
One of the almost 100 resolutions adopted by the World Conservation Congress (WCC) held in Hawai’i in September 2016 was that “protected areas” such as natio...
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Deutsche Bank Pulls Out Of Coal Projects To Meet Paris Climate Pledge
Deutsche Bank, the biggest bank in Germany, has said it will stop financing coal projects as part of its commitments under the Paris agreement to tackle global warming. &ldquo...
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More Than 100 Natural World Heritage Sites Degraded By Human Activity, Says Report
More than 100 of the world’s most precious natural assets are being severely damaged by encroaching human activities, according to a study examining direct human footpri...
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With Crops Withering, Whither Delta Farmer?
For farmers of the delta region of Tamil Nadu, the biggest festival of the year is naturally the harvest festival — Pongal. For each farmer, it is like a wedding in the ...
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We May Be Closer Than We Thought To Dangerous Climate Thresholds
We don’t want the Earth to warm more than 1.5–2°C (2.7-3.6°F) compared to the pre-industrial climate. These targets are not magical; they are expert judgem...
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ERM Power Criticised For Choosing $123m Fine Over Renewable Energy Certificates
The Clean Energy Regulator has castigated a major electricity company for choosing to pay a $123m penalty rather than build or contract new wind or solar power.It said the mov...
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