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Easter travel warning issued for UK train and ferry-goers
Looking forward to an Easter getaway? From the UK and back, it will be a chaotic trip
French man donates most of his €200m lottery win ‘to save the planet’
The winner of France’s second-largest EuroMillions jackpot ever has dedicated most of the sum to protecting the planet.
What does the UK government's new strategy mean for households?
Environmental campaigners and politicians say the new strategy fails to implement quick wins to lower emissions and stave off the rising cost of energy bills.
Meet the billionaire planning to bring down Australia's coal industry
Australian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes wants to buy up the country's coal plants and make them renewable. Will he succeed?
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These incredible photos show how Greece's coast is disappearing
Greece is terribly exposed to coastal erosion, which is expected to profoundly change the country’s coastline in the next 80 years.
Fossil fuels are financing Russia's invasion, says XR Ukraine
Climate protestors issued a call to action just before Russia's invasion of Ukraine
How to set up your own satellite station to monitor climate change
Satellite images aren’t for scientists alone - here’s how to take your own
Saving these 1,000 plants from extinction could feed millions
Over 1,000 plants could help solve vitamin B deficiencies but are underused.
Scientists slam ‘cruel’ plans for world’s first octopus farm in Spain
World's first octopus farm could see up to 1,000 octopuses in a single tank.
Why is the snow in Antarctica turning from white to black?
How black carbon pollution is causing Antarctica’s snow to darken - and melt faster
Why are these French towns refusing to host the Olympic torch in 2024?
These French towns say the exposure of hosting the Olympic flame is not worth the bother - or the cost.
The big problem with biofuels no one is talking about
‘Fake solution’: Why crop biofuels are not the climate-friendly fossil fuels alternative we took them to be
Body parts illegally shipped to Sri Lanka are returned to the UK
Illegal waste dumping reaches new lows as UK has body parts returned from Sri Lanka.
Storm Franklin: How do scientists predict extreme weather?
A new way of predicting the damage caused by storms like Eunice could help minimise disruptions in a world that’s expected to experience more and more extreme weather events.
Why are rare eagles falling from the sky in the US?
Hunters are killing American eagles - but not in the way you would think.
These five cities have the most eco-friendly hotels in the world
If you’re worried about the impact of your travelling, know that these hotels are the most sustainable in the world.
Istanbul is the perfect solo getaway to escape Valentine’s Day
Want to forget about Valentine’s and live your best single life? Istanbul might just be the place for you.
This region of Switzerland wants to give primates fundamental rights
Monkeys and apes in Basel-Stadt could be recognised as having the right to life and to have their mental and physical integrity respected, just like people.
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