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Aerial view of the Port of Rotterdam and its industrial energy infrastructure

Can Rotterdam’s Port Really Become Green?

Can Rotterdam’s Port Really Become Green? The Port of Rotterdam is the biggest port for freight in Europe…

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Male hoverfly feeding on a wildflower, supporting biodiversity and healthy pollinator habitats

Ecosystem Collapse Could Put UK Food Security and Climate Resilience at Risk

Ecosystem Collapse Could Put UK Food Security and Climate Resilience at Risk The loss of nature around the…

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Zooplankton under a microscope, tiny marine animals that form a vital link in ocean food webs and are indicators of marine ecosystem health in the North East Atlantic.

Plankton Decline Leaves No North East Atlantic Marine Habitat in Good Environmental Status

Plankton Decline Leaves No North East Atlantic Marine Habitat in Good Environmental Status A major new study has…

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Cors Caron National Nature Reserve in Ceredigion, Wales, featuring peat bogs, wetlands and diverse wildlife habitats.

The Bogfather: How Restoring Wales’ Peatlands Is Helping Fight Climate Change

The Bogfather: How Restoring Wales’ Peatlands Is Helping Fight Climate Change Peatland expert Dr Peter Jones, affectionately known…

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Common murre (common guillemot) standing on a rocky coastal cliff, a seabird vulnerable to warming oceans and marine heatwaves.

California Marine Heat Wave Causes Seabird Deaths as Scientists Warn of Worsening Ocean Crisis

California Marine Heat Wave Leaves Thousands of Seabirds Starving A prolonged marine heat wave off the California coast…

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Drax Power Station surrounded by the Yorkshire countryside

Why the ‘1% of Global Emissions’ Argument Doesn’t Hold Up, Climate Scientists Say

Why the ‘1% of Global Emissions’ Argument Doesn’t Hold Up, Climate Scientists Say The claim that countries responsible…

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Close-up of hands planting a native tree sapling to support woodland restoration and climate action in Wales.

Wales Falling Behind on Tree Planting Targets as Conservationists Warn of Bureaucratic Barriers

Red Tape Slowing Woodland Creation in Wales Conservationists have warned that bureaucracy is making it significantly more difficult…

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