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Iconic animals are under threat if we breach 1.5°C warming, warns WWF

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Iconic animals are under threat if we breach 1.5°C warming, warns WWF

Snow leopards, puffins, bumblebees and emperor penguins are among the species under threat from climate change, according to a report by conservation charity WWF

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fan and man

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Climate change to blame for 37 per cent of world’s heat-related deaths

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How courts and investors are forcing big oil companies to clean up

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How courts and investors are forcing big oil companies to clean up

Analysis

Soil microbe transplant could improve tree growth and remove more CO2

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Soil microbe transplant could improve tree growth and remove more CO2

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Are plans for a carbon-negative power plant too costly to be worth it?

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Are plans for a carbon-negative power plant too costly to be worth it?

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Greenland

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Greenland’s ice sheet is releasing huge amounts of mercury into rivers

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Kimberly Nicholas interview: How to be human in a warming world

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Kimberly Nicholas interview: How to be human in a warming world

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forest fire

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‘Zombie’ fires in Alaska and Canada may be becoming more common

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iceberg

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World's largest iceberg has just broken off an Antarctic ice shelf

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Major 2015 wildfires in central Amazon killed a quarter of vegetation

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Major 2015 wildfires in central Amazon killed a quarter of vegetation

Devastating wildfires that swept the central Amazon in 2015 caused a loss of around 27 per cent of vegetation in the region over the next three years

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Fracking

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Climate change meant Hurricane Sandy caused $8 billion more damage

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A mysterious rise in methane levels is sparking global warming fears

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Corals swap in heat-resistant algae to better cope with global warming

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