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Spoiler alert: Why are supermarkets ditching best before labels?
Waitrose, Tesco and M&S are changing the look of their fresh produce, to cut down the amount of food waste that happens at home.
St Pancras’ space problem: What’s going wrong with the Eurostar?
The high-speed train is the most sustainable way of getting between the UK and European mainland, but has been beset by queues and delays in recent weeks.
Is the heatwave due to climate change? Experts explain what's going on
A recent study has shown that the UK's recent record-breaking temperatures were made at least 10 times more likely by climate change.
Wild swimming warning: Group falls ill after swim at popular UK spot
12 out of 13 people fell sick after swimming in Kent, in an incident Surfers Against Sewage has described as 'shockingly common'.
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Cambridge University set to rename BP Institute - but is it enough?
Campaigners have welcomed the plan, but say universities must reject fossil fuel funding altogether to stop greenwashing firms.
How batteries will supercharge the renewable revolution
The cost of solar and wind energy keeps going down - now we need storage to take fossil fuels out of the picture completely.
Firefighters battling wildfires face climate and cost of living crisis
15 major incidents were declared across England and Wales on Tuesday, as the heatwave created “a completely different operating environment."
Could Germany launch €1 a day train tickets to ease cost of living?
Around 31 million of Germany’s special €9 tickets were sold last month, signalling a strong interest in cheap train travel.
See London and Berlin’s busiest roads reimagined without cars
Cycling soared by 119 per cent during the pandemic in London. Now climate-conscious citizens need more room.
Scientists fear these plants with ‘unique genetics’ are going extinct
These beautiful plants are disappearing from the UK’s 10th highest mountain, in an ominous sign for biodiversity elsewhere.
The airline cancelling the most flights this month - and it’s not BA
A look at the flakiest airlines shows which companies and countries are scrapping the highest % of their flights in July.
Faroe Islands to curb ‘cruel’ dolphin hunt after international outcry
The government is proposing a cap after almost 1,500 white-sided dolphins were killed last year. But will it be enough to make the tradition sustainable?
48 hours in Amsterdam: Best hotels, restaurants and swimming spots
From the city’s first 100% wind-powered hotel, to rooms dressed like fashion models, there are plenty of creative places to rest in Amsterdam.
UK energy bills to drop thanks to record investment in wind and solar
UK renewables will generate electricity four times cheaper than gas, figures from the latest government auction show.
Hole in airborne Emirates plane ‘1 in a million’ says aviation expert
Passengers were shocked to see the damage when they disembarked at Brisbane last week.
This scientist wants you to send him dead mosquitoes in the post
'The world's deadliest animal' is spreading further north because of global warming.
US drops COVID tests for passengers - for now
The US travel industry has welcomed the change as a "huge step forward."
Billie Eilish wants you to become an imperfect climate activist
Engaging chats on plant-based food, sustainable fashion and community-building kicked off the star’s multi-day event at London’s O2 arena.
Why is this lake in America becoming an ‘environmental nuclear bomb’?
The lake has already shrunk by two-thirds since the 1980s, and will have deadly human and environmental impacts if it disappears.
Which country has just set the world's most ambitious climate target?
The Nordic country will need to reverse the loss of its forests, which turned from net climate sinks to emitters last year.
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