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What do the European Parliament results mean for climate change?

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What do the European Parliament results mean for climate change?

Green parties have made gains in the European Parliament and may become coalition partners. But newly-elected populists are likely to fight climate action

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Conservative Party leader contenders: Ex-health minister Jeremy Hunt

Conservative Party leader contenders: Ex-health minister Jeremy Hunt

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Populist gains in Euro elections don’t need to derail climate action

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If Australia and Europe fail to act on climate they risk their future

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2019 European elections: How to vote if you care about climate change

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2019 European elections: How to vote if you care about climate change

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Who should I vote for in the 2019 European elections?

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Who should I vote for in the 2019 European elections?

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Scott Morrison

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How did pollsters get the Australian election result so wrong?

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Seven charts that explain what net zero emissions means for the UK

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Seven charts that explain what net zero emissions means for the UK

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Climate is an emergency: Let's not leave action to activists

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Greta Thunberg

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Greta Thunberg: Why I began the climate protests that are going global

Swedish 16-year-old Greta Thunberg will lead a global school strike this week. Thousands of children are expected to walk-out to protest climate change inaction

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Nobel-winner Paul Nurse on Brexit: ‘The UK is turning in on itself’

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Liberals who want a Green New Deal must include nuclear power

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UK is failing to meet almost all of its climate action targets

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No-deal Brexit could lead to drug shortages and delayed operations

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