Environment news
- The 9 green policies killed off by the Tory government
- Obama administration allows Shell’s Arctic oil wells but drilling still restricted
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Arnold Schwarzenegger: climate change is not science fiction
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Arctic sea ice volume showed strong recovery in 2013
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UK government kills off flagship green deal for home insulation
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Climate action isn’t preserve of the leftwing, says energy minister
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UK plastic bag use up for fifth year
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Protesters film slaughter of hundreds of whales in the Faroe Islands
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UK suspends ban on pesticides linked to serious harm in bees
- Act on climate change now, top British institutions tell governments
On the blogs
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The oceans are warming faster than climate models predicted
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Global warming deniers are an endangered species
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Long way to go to conserve India’s wild water buffaloes
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Scientists: we are ‘condemning’ forest elephants by ignoring evidence
Multimedia
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Satellite Eye on Earth: June 2015 – in pictures
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Cows speak up on climate and come clean about their own emissions - video
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Whales slaughtered in Faroe Islands – video
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Can the sun cool down the Earth? – video
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The week in wildlife – in pictures
- 10 Australian species at extreme risk of extinction: can they be saved?
Features and comment
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Tory attacks on green policies signal dark times ahead for the environment
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Swamp power: how the world’s wetlands can help stop climate change
- Can UK’s solar industry survive without subsidies?
And finally ...
Cornwall’s antisocial birds have turned 2015 into the summer of the gull, with even the prime minister joining the debate over what has to be done.