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Why the UK government's attack on nature cannot be allowed to succeed

Environment

Why the UK government's attack on nature cannot be allowed to succeed

The UK government’s bid to slash environmental protections is an onslaught on nature and the laws that protect it. We are angry, and we are not alone, says RSPB chief executive Beccy Speight

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A physical representation of bitcoin on a chip

Technology

Emissions from mining a single bitcoin have increased 126-fold

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Wild boar appear destructive, but they make excellent conservationists

Environment

Wild boar appear destructive, but they make excellent conservationists

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Sunset at Mam Tor, Peak District National Park, with a view along the winding road among the green hills down to Hope Valley, in Derbyshire, England.; Shutterstock ID 719075554; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -

Environment

RSPB and other nature charities raise alarm over UK government plans

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Geysers of flame and thick, toxic smoke spew forth from just a few of the hundreds of Kuwaiti oil wells set afire by fleeing Iraqi troops. With 80 to 85 percent of Kuwait's oil production destroyed, putting the fires out is the country's top priority as it recovers from the Iraqi occupation GULF WAR, KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait

Environment

UN will vote to strengthen protection of the environment during war

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Environment

We should pursue speculative climate solutions like quantum batteries

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Environment

Rewetting dried wetlands could stop 100 billion tons of CO2 emissions

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A4GTM3 Author, ecologist, inventor and scientist Professor James Lovelock in his laboratory at home on the Devon Cornwall border UK.. Image shot 2004. Exact date unknown.

Humans

Writing Gaia review: The letters of James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis

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Rows of soybean plants

Environment

Genetic tweaks to upgrade photosynthesis boost soy yield by a fifth

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Millimetre-wave beams could give us access to deep geothermal energy

Environment

Millimetre-wave beams could give us access to deep geothermal energy

Optimised for fusion research, millimetre-wave beam technology could be adapted to access the heat that lies several kilometres below Earth's surface, says Eugene Linden

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Environment

Will Chile's new constitution make it the first truly green state?

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Humans

My quest for an eco-friendly green lawn

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Environment

Ancient Aboriginal rock art may reveal how Australia's climate changed

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Environment

Cumbria coal mine should be a no go for new levelling up secretary

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