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More than three quarters of the Dutch city is below sea level, making it particularly vulnerable to the effects of…
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The climate movement will not be forgotten in this election
'Restore Nature Now' channelled the fury of neglected voters.
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Alan Whitehead: “Clean energy is no longer on the periphery of policymaking”
The outgoing Labour MP and shadow minister for energy security on attitudes towards climate change, reskilling workers, and local power…
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