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Country diary: A night of renewal before the start of Celtic spring

Rotten Mountain, Co Fermanagh: It is tradition to come together and make St Brigid’s crosses on this night. And with Storm Éowyn causing havoc, it felt especially important to mark the changing of a season

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Dog treat made from lab-grown meat on sale in UK as retailer claims a ‘world first’

Chicken used in dog treat was cultivated from single sample of cells taken from one egg, says manufacturer Meatly

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It’s official: Australia’s ocean surface was the hottest on record in 2024

Australia’s sea surface temperatures were the warmest on record last year, according to a snapshot of the nation’s climate which underscores the perilous state of the world’s oceans.

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Unambitious and undermined: why NZ’s latest climate pledge lacks the crucial ‘good faith’ factor

The announcement of New Zealand’s new climate pledge under the Paris Agreement was met with sharp criticism last week.

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Urgent action needed to ensure UK food security, report warns

The UK’s food supply has been threatened by recent events, such as the war in Ukraine and the Covid-19 pandemic

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Keir Starmer unveils plan for large nuclear expansion across England and Wales

Prime minister vows to ‘push past nimbyism’ and calls on tech firms to help build small modular reactors to power AI datacentres

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‘Serious concerns’: national assessment reveals rivers flowing into the Great Barrier Reef are getting more polluted

Polluted runoff is still smothering the Great Barrier Reef, our first national assessment of water quality trends in Australian rivers has revealed. The problem on the reef is getting worse, not better, despite efforts to improve farming practices and billions of dollars committed by governments to water-quality improvements.

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Trump’s reversal of climate policies risks undermining U.S. manufacturing — and could cost people jobs

United States President Donald Trump’s early executive actions have set American manufacturing on a collision course with his administration’s fossil-fuel-driven agenda. It’s clear that climate change policies run counter to his vision of American primacy.

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One in three homeowners open to ditching gas

Enthusiasm for all-electric homes is building, though a rapid shift away from gas risks lumping those who remain with an expensive network to cover.

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Why personal climate action matters – according to experts

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Millions of animals die on roads – does this make driving morally wrong?

Imagine one morning, you are deciding whether to drive to work or catch the train. Eventually, you decide to drive. On your way to the office, a squirrel crosses the road leaving you no time to react, and you run them over. Did you do anything wrong by deciding to…

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Share your experience of living in an area in the UK that is prone to flooding

We would like to hear from people who live in an area that is under threat of flooding due to extreme weather

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Green activists warn London exchange over possibly ‘criminal’ copper trading

Dealing in metal from Papua could break UK law because of environmental impact of mining it, campaigners argue

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Australian scientists produce kangaroo embryos using IVF for first time

Team has produced more than 20 embryos using method used in humans, though there are no plans for live joeys

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Badger admiring art wins wildlife photographer of the year public vote

Ian Wood wins Natural History Museum’s people’s choice award with photo taken in St Leonards-on-Sea

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How citizen science is shaping international conservation

Citizen science is a powerful tool for involving more people in research. By influencing policy, it is transforming conservation at global, national and local levels.

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Water is the other US-Mexico border crisis, and the supply crunch is getting worse

Immigration and border security will be the likely focus of U.S.-Mexico relations under the new Trump administration. But there also is a growing water crisis along the U.S.–Mexico border that affects tens of millions of people on both sides, and it can only be managed if the two governments work…

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‘It’s like solving a murder’: who dumped 30 tonnes of rubbish on Lichfield?

The city is determined to solve the ‘whodumpedit’ mystery after a huge pile of refuse was discarded, blocking the road. But with fly-tipping across the UK on the up, will it be possible to find the culprit?

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East Anglian farms breach environment regulations 700 times in seven years

Freedom of information data reveals violations on intensive poultry and pig farms

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Specieswatch: Invasive red swamp crayfish is threat to England’s ponds and rivers

North American native burrows into riverbanks causing leaks in canals and dams and carries crayfish plague

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To keep your cool in a heatwave, it may help to water your trees

Heatwaves are among the world’s deadliest weather hazards. Every year, vast numbers of people are killed by heat stress and it can worsen health problems such as diabetes, asthma and heart disease.

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Country diary: A tiny jumper from the land of kangaroos

West Dartmoor, Devon: Landhoppers, originally stowaways from Australia in the soil of exported plants, bring a burst of life to my sluggish winter garden

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Minister promises to spend £250m to top up England’s flood defences

Labour pledges to protect 66,500 more properties, criticising previous Tory efforts

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Deaths of 30,000 fish off WA coast made more likely by climate change, research finds

Analysis drawing on satellite data and 13 climate models concludes that climate change makes marine heatwaves 20 times more likely

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Electric vehicle batteries can last almost 40% longer in the real world than in lab tests

When we see “tested under laboratory conditions”, we often assume real-world conditions will lead to faster degradation of a product.

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