The mystery of the pine marten’s return to London
Rogue release or recolonisation? The sighting offers a sliver of hope – we should take it.
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How much raw sewage is being released into the sea?
As the rain returns to drought-parched England and Wales, so has the sewage.
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For king and countryside: William must surpass his father’s green legacy
To live up to King Charles’s environmental promise, Prince William will have to be even more bold.
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Can we save the Amazon rainforest from environmental destruction?
Tree planting may be fashionable but stopping deforestation should be the true measure of success.
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Sewage, spills and shortages: how water companies have failed
Drought could provide a moment of reckoning for the UK's water industry, but renationalisation alone won't right decades of wrongs.
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Dead birds falling from the sky is a bad omen for the planet
A new variant of avian flu derived from intensive poultry farming is decimating British wildlife.
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Conservation needs to ditch its “colonial” ways
The world may need protected land to ensure biodiversity, but it cannot come at the cost of local people’s rights.
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Remaking the Anthropocene
Why our need for utopian thinking old and new, from Thomas More to Kim Stanley Robinson, has never been greater.
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