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• Losing Nemo: Clownfish 'cannot adapt to climate change' due to their specific mating habits, scientists say

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 27th Nov 2019
• Italy is to become the first country in the world in which the study of climate change will be made compulsory in schools. Under a new law, all state schools will dedicate around an hour a week to sustainability and climate change issues from the beginning of the next academic year

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 5th Nov 2019
• Parents told not to terrify children over climate change as rising numbers treated for 'eco-anxiety'

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 17th Sep 2019
• Brazilian official who protects Amazon indigenous tribes shot dead

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  Published 10th Sep 2019
• Climate change melts 12.5bn billions tons of ice in Greenland fifty years earlier than predicted

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 29th Aug 2019
• Want to protect the planet? Eat more beef, not less

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  Published 15th Aug 2019
• Amazon emergency: two-thirds of species are under threat from deforestation – dispatch

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 13th Aug 2019
• Beef banned by London University in bid to fight climate change.

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 12th Aug 2019
• Heatwave may force nuclear power shutdown in France as cooling water runs out

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 1st Jul 2019
• An environmentalist who has dedicated years to cleaning beaches has announced he is quitting as the planet is “losing the battle” against plastic.

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 25th Jun 2019
• RSPB resigns from UK government's pesticides forum after chemical has soared for 2 decades

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 23rd Jun 2019
• Boaty McBoatface makes major climate change discovery on maiden outing

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 18th Jun 2019
• Japan poised to resume commercial whaling after 30-year hiatus

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  Published 11th Jun 2019
• Sainsbury's has become the first UK supermarket to remove plastic for its loose fruit, vegetables and bakery items: 'This alone will reduce their plastic output by 489 tonnes, and the retailer is also reducing the amount of plastic used for its packaged fruits and vegetables.'

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 6th Jun 2019
• 'Mass extinction event' that could wipe out a million species is already underway, says UN-backed report

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  Published 7th May 2019
• Japan proposes recycled medals for 2020 Olympics

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 22nd Jan 2019
• Fall Armyworm marches on as pest that devastated African crops spreads in Asia

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  Published 10th Jan 2019
• Hydrogen fuel cell trains to run on British railways from 2022. “Hydrogen train technology is an exciting innovation which has the potential to transform our railway, making journeys cleaner and greener by cutting CO2 emissions even further."

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 8th Jan 2019
• Wind farms generate will electricity effectively for only 12 to 15 years.

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 30th Dec 2018
• Farming in Na h-Eileanan an Iar

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 15th Oct 2018
• Danish turbine builder earns ‘bumper’ £4.5bn on UK windfarm

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 21st Sep 2018
• Biodegradable plastic made from 'tree glue' could be on shelves within five years

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 7th Jul 2018
• Wind farms less harmful to seabirds than first thought

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 19th Apr 2018
• French Camembert producers cheesed off as Canadian rival scoops prize for world’s best

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 20th Mar 2018
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award

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  Published 13th Feb 2018
• Let children collect flowers and fossils says Sir David Attenborough

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  Published 8th Feb 2018
• Farmers urged to bury their underpants to improve quality of their beef

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  Published 3rd Nov 2017
• Hundreds of dead sea turtles found floating off El Salvador

  (telegraph.co.uk)

  Published 3rd Nov 2017