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Going car-free was painful – but you should do it too

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Going car-free was painful – but you should do it too

No planet B | My car is draining my finances and harming the planet, so I am finally giving it up. Though it will be difficult to adjust, you should consider doing it as well, writes Graham Lawton

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Australian bushfire

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Climate change made Australian bushfires more likely, says report

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Amazon rainforest

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Net zero emissions target in peril as tropical forests absorb less CO₂

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How Norway secured its Arctic doomsday vault against climate change

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How Norway secured its Arctic doomsday vault against climate change

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Major science journal retracts study blaming climate change on the sun

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Major science journal retracts study blaming climate change on the sun

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Twice as many UK citizens worried about climate change as 3 years ago

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Twice as many UK citizens worried about climate change as 3 years ago

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Heathrow campaigners

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Heathrow airport expansion ruled unlawful on climate change grounds

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E-scooters are a disaster for cities – but we must embrace them

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E-scooters are a disaster for cities – but we must embrace them

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How everyone decided trees will save the planet – and why they won’t

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How everyone decided trees will save the planet – and why they won’t

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Svalbard doomsday vault gets first big seed deposit since upgrade

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Svalbard doomsday vault gets first big seed deposit since upgrade

Around 60,000 new seeds are being safeguarded in an Arctic vault, including sacred corn from the Cherokee Nation, Brazilian onions and European crab apples

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UK government refuses request to explain cost of hitting net zero

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Weather by Jenny Offill review: A powerful portrait of climate anxiety

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Antarctic ice melt could push sea levels to rise 1.5 metres by 2100

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Humans

Ancient people tried to stop rising seas with spears or fiery boulders

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