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Angela Symons
Could solar panels provide farms with shade and added revenue?
Large-scale solar installations are becoming popular in agriculture - but getting the right mix of crop and solar is hard.
Could Irish farmers be forced to kill cattle to meet climate targets?
Ireland's agriculture sector accounts for 37.5 per cent of the country's greenhouse gas emissions and faces stringent cuts to meet climate targets.
US gets even with China by cancelling 26 flights in retaliatory move
The US has responded in kind after China cancelled 26 flights by American, Delta and United Airlines over passengers testing positive for COVID-19.
Wind turbine blades could soon be recycled into gummy bears
From turbines to treats, this scientific discovery could solve one of wind power’s biggest problems: how to recycle turbine blades.
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Is travel between France and England about to get more sustainable?
You’ll soon be able to sail between France and the UK on a sustainable, 12-person catamaran service.
Prince William charity invests with bank tied to dirty fuels
Prince William's conservation charity invests in companies tied to fossil fuels and palm oil.
Inside London's most exclusive private members' clubs
London seems to have a private members' club on every corner. Here's what goes on inside.
'Spanish Stonehenge' emerges from drought-hit dam
Spains worst drought in decades has led to the emergence of a prehistoric stone circle in a dam whose waterline has receded.
French backpacker missing in Egypt for a year returns to Paris
The backpacker's family speculated that he might have been detained by Egyptian security services.
Backpackers are no longer welcome in these 6 countries
Bye bye, backpackers: As NZ slams $10 tourists living off ‘dry noodles,’ here are the countries shunning low spenders in favour of wealthy tourists.
Schiphol is compensating travellers for airport queues in rare move
Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport said they are 'extremely sorry' for recent queues.
This European airline has found a way to restart flights to Russia
As the airline's offshoot evades EU-Russia flight ban, its parent company says it is supporting Ukrainian citizens with 100,000 free flight tickets.
Does Love Island’s eBay partnership signal the end for fast fashion?
eBay listings surged 1026% while UK TV show Love Island was on air.
Lufthansa staff see wage hikes up to 19% following strike action
Germany's Lufthansa and labour union Verdi have settled on pay increases of up to €498 per month.
Indigenous groups team up with the government to protect the Amazon
Communities in the Amazon, NGOs and local governments are teaming up in an unprecedented show of solidarity.
Kenya drought crisis: ‘I pray we get rain by the mercy of God’
Four consecutive failed rainy seasons have caused crippling food insecurity and malnutrition in Kenya.
Healthcare: Unnecessary blood tests and high-carbon meds need to go
Health care is responsible for 4.4 per cent of global carbon emissions. Here are some simple ways this can be reduced.
Could climate change force New Zealanders to move to higher ground?
New Zealand's government released its first-ever climate adaptation plan, which includes the possibility of moving some communities to higher ground.
Canada’s new ‘luxury tax’ targets supercars, yachts and private jets
As of September, Canada’s new ‘luxury tax’ will apply to privately owned high-value vehicles, aircraft and vessels.
Paris expands its underground cooling system to beat the heat
Paris' urban cooling network is set to triple in size, reducing the city's temperature by 1°C.
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