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Climate Consensus - the 97% 1 day ago
What scientists should talk about: their personal stories
Andrew Dessler: Climate scientists need to begin engaging with the public by sharing their personal stories
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Bike blog 1 day ago
Brixton Cycles: 30 years of a bike shop where everyone is the boss
Set up when other businesses had fled after the riots, Brixton Cycles co-op marks its anniversary this weekend
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George Monbiot's blog 2 days ago
Do the police act at the behest of the UK's rich and powerful?
George Monbiot: An encounter with badger protesters highlights a deference to power that is part of a pattern pre-dating formal police forces
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World on a plate 2 days ago
Why bananas are giving caimans bad blood
New research finds pesticides in spectacled caiman blood, exposing the impact of heavily sprayed plantations
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InsideClimate News: Leading scientists will soon tell the world they're 95% certain that humans are driving global warming. Sceptics are busy trying to sow any doubt
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IPS: Street protests are snowballing in Romania against a Canadian-led gold mining project in Rosia Montana
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Tree health experts have secured £945,000 of EU funding over four years to develop ObservaTree, an early warning system of pest and disease threats to the UK's trees
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From the Kingsnorth six to the Ratcliffe 20, environmental protesters have received a range of sentences for their actions
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Country diary: Wrest Park, Bedfordshire: It drew its neck back and in one slow, balletic movement its head swung towards me with ease and poised grace
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Country diary: South Uist: Suddenly something alarms not one bird but the entire flock and they take off en masse – different silhouettes, different flight styles
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UN Global Compact Leaders Summit 1 day ago
Can a new architecture revive the UN Global Compact?
As business enthusiasm wanes, the UN Global Compact unveils new investment opportunities. Will it be enough to attract more participation?
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Responsible investment has a vital role in securing peace post-conflict
A new UN initiative aims to help spur recovery in post-conflict regions by guiding companies to invest responsibly, writes Adam Aston
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Call to 'stop dithering about fossil fuel cuts' as expert panel warns entire globe is affected
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Government spokesmen says three to five passengers dead as 68 people remain missing after La Pintada landslide
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A storm moves towards the coast of Taiwan and southern China on Saturday, bringing a state of emergency to the region
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National Snow and Ice Data Center says expanse of ice in Arctic on 13 September was sixth-lowest of all time
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Climate change summit braced for counterblast from sceptics as report warns greenhouse gas emissions still increasing
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Secretary general Ban Ki-moon to invite world leaders to first summit of its kind since Copenhagen in 2009
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Crew of Arctic Sunrise were in custody of armed Russian security forces after being prevented from disrupting oil rig work
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Prosecutors claimed Vitalmiro Bastos de Moura and another rancher hired gunmen to kill veteran rainforest campaigner
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Will Hutton: Sceptics will rubbish a new report on climate change, dismissing calls for governmental action. Don't be swayed
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Nicholas Stern: The most comprehensive study of the science of climate change is released this week, with an urgent message for governments
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Frances Beinecke: We're already paying the costs of climate change. The new power plant emissions standards could not be more timely
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Tim Flannery: I see it as a moral imperative to continue my work and tell people that climate change is happening and threatening our country. Australians have a right to independent information
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Sea urchins - in pictures
Roddie Sloan supplies sea urchins to some of the world's best restaurants, including Noma in Copenhagen and St John in London. He dives for them off the coast of Norway, inside the Arctic Circle, in waters that average 2C.
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