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Southern crossroads 19hr 31min ago
Could Australia really dismantle its carbon price?
Alexander White: The conservative government in Australia proposes to be the first country in the world to abolish a legislated price on carbon emissions. Could Australia really go down this path?
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Earth insight 3 days ago
Thailand militarisation is symptom of accelerating global system failure
Nafeez Ahmed: Crippling fossil fuel dependency, climate volatility, rocketing debt levels are propelling protests, radicalising the state
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Climate Consensus - the 97% 3 days ago
John Oliver's viral video: the best climate debate you'll ever see
Dana Nuccitelli: Oliver tackles media climate false balance, the 97% expert consensus, and what a representative climate debate should look like
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Shale gas and fracking 3 days ago
Fracking: shock and awe will not win the battle of Britain
Damian Carrington: Removing the ability of people to block shale exploration under their property, while making further extravagant claims about its potential is not the way to found a UK shale gas and oil industry
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Shale gas explorer confirms it will submit applications to drill four exploration wells in Lancashire in the coming weeks
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environmentresearchweb: Estimated 4.5 trillion cigarettes are flicked away as rubbish, creating waste problem that contaminate water sources
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A truly global profession, there are around 10 million miners around the world – with many working in dangerous conditions
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The report by the Committee on Medical Aspects of Radiation in the Environment (Comare) warning that radioactive contamination of military sites across the UK could pose a risk to public health
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Country diary: Galhampton, Somerset: A member of the Mancroft Bartletts, so local tradition has it, emigrated with cuttings from this pear tree
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Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 30 May 1914: I doubt if the oldest inhabitant in our parish or county has ever seen the oak trees in such full foliage
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Guardian sustainable business 16hr 10min ago
South Mountain: loving your company and letting it go
Founder John Abrams learned that living your values can mean relinquishing control. He turned his company into a co-op
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Guardian sustainable business 23hr 10min ago
Millennials don't expect to work anywhere for more than five years
A new survey suggests millennials start a role already planning their next career move and put work-life balance before salary
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Guardian Australia: Hazelwood coalmine could have been directly affected by Driffield fire and affected by Hernes Oak fire embers, inquiry told
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Darwin's mistake among exhibits in show on birds' cultural impact at Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
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Bid for £280m racing circuit on 830 acres of Brecon Beacons would bring 6,000 jobs but is opposed by environmental lobby
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HNV Associates Ltd and the National Farmers Union directed police operation from control room, according to a police report
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US scientists fear climate change could have devastating effects on poultry farmers as temperatures reach scorching levels
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Dan Glaister, who lives in the Slad Valley, finds surrealism and scepticism at the inquiry that could seal the Cider with Rosie land's fate
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Spider water beetle found in the pristine streams of Mindoro island in the Philippines is a natural pollution indicator, writes Quentin Wheeler
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'Symbolic' move by Booths in the north of England highlights concerns about cheap milk
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Patrick Barkham: Britain's wildlife is trapped between traditional Tories and their neoliberal counterparts, who think any green regulation a burden
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Leonie Greene: The government ignores the drawbacks to shale gas, while its erratic policies around solar frustrate budding entrepreneurs
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Felicity Cloake: As we reveal today, a new report casts doubt on the effectiveness of Fairtrade, making choices even harder
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Guardian Professional
On the International Day of Biological Diversity, Greenpeace's Kumi Naidoo exhorts us to move away from our current farming system
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