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“A new climate era”: what happens if the Arctic doesn’t freeze?

Rapid change in the Arctic delivers a chilling warning.

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    Anyone concerned about the future of the planet should support the tribe whose territory is threatened by the Dakota Access pipeline.

    By India Bourke
    15 November
  • Green leaders fear President Donald Trump will threaten progress on climate change

    Caroline Lucas, Naomi Klein and Bill McKibben respond to the prospect of a climate change denier in the White House.

    By India Bourke
    09 November
  • Will Solar rooftiles ever be more than virtue-signalling for the rich?

    Elon Musk’s latest green lifestyle offering might have hit the environmental nail on the head — depending on what his version of "affordable" really means.

    By India Bourke
    01 November
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    This disastrous plan to expand Heathrow will fail, vows Tom Brake. 

    By Tom Brake
    27 October
  • Did Titantic do more for climate change than Leonardo DiCaprio’s new documentary?

    Sex, icebergs and individual plight: the actor’s earlier outing teaches us more about vast disasters than his new docufilm about global warming’s impact, Before the Flood.

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    25 October
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    14 October
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    The role of faith in fighting intolerance, protecting the planet, and trumping Trump.

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    As adventure trips are reviving cruises, the environment could be at risk.

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    09 September
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    We take the temperature of the two leaders' positions and find the forecast decidely mixed.

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    08 September

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