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Sheep in the Lake District
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Sheepwrecked: how the Lake District shows up World Heritage's flaws

Here's hoping future statements about farming and the environment aren't quite so sheepish.

By India Bourke
  • The real value of space travel is recognising the beauty of our planet

    We, and other living things, are part of this Earth – and without it we are nothing.

    By John Burnside
    08 July
  • How can we cure our addiction to plastic packaging and save the oceans?

    We can no longer be complicit in destroying the marine environment.

    By Ben Fogle
    03 July
  • “Neither justifiable nor wise”: Government delay on climate change puts UK at risk

    Inaction on climate change impacts both business and health, says new report.

    By India Bourke
    29 June
  • Forbidden forests: how Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows saved the trees

    How Bloomsbury used the Harry Potter series to make publishing eco-friendly.

    By India Bourke
    28 June
  • The tale of a stuffed echidna: what we see when we look at animals

    Picasso, missing nipples and how we relate to other species. 

    By Yo Zushi
    26 June
  • The rise of the green mayor – Sadiq Khan and the politics of clean energy

    At an event at Tate Modern, Sadiq Khan pledged to clean up London's act.

    By India Bourke
    23 June
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    The physicist's inistence on mankind's expansion risks making him a handmaiden of inequality.

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    22 June
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    It was as if I’d stepped out of the sun into shadow.

    By John Burnside
    17 June
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    Open Farm Sunday is a good way to encourage transparency and awareness. So why don't all farms take part?

    By India Bourke
    10 June
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    Leading green groups list their fears for the environment if present policy continues unchanged.

    By India Bourke
    07 June

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