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A coal power plant in Kozani, Greece.

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Cars driving in Berlin, Germany.

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Nature

The view from a seismic blasting vessel.

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The giant stingray weighs a whopping 300 kg.

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How to have a sustainable summer BBQ.

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Eco-Innovation

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Cyclists in Leuven, Belgium.

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Opinion

Greenpeace activist and former advertising prize winner Gustav Martner interrupts Cannes Lions opening ceremony to give back an award.

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