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Near-record crop of hawthorn berries a boost to wildlife
Woodland Trust says haws are eaten by migrating birds such as redwings, fieldfares and thrushes as well as small mammals
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Commuters told to work from home ahead of Storm Ciaran’s 80mph winds
Severe weather warnings indicating a risk to life have been issued for parts of the south coast
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The miraculous technology that could solve our energy problems and works now
If ever there was a case for massive government intervention, this is it
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White hydrogen is probably not the white knight of green energy and net zero
Even if it really exists in quantity, the stuff is the Houdini of nature
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River species in England 'thriving despite raw sewage pollution'
Experts find freshwater invertebrates across all regions and river types have been thriving for the past 30 years despite waste fears
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War in the Middle East. Oil prices threatened. What usually happens next?
If you answered ‘devastating global recession’, give yourself a star
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Biden would sooner kneel before dictators for oil than let America produce its own
Deals with Maduro and the Mullahs show how going green weakens America
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Why do we keep building homes on flood plains?
Potential buyers are left almost entirely in the dark about whether their new home will be at risk of flooding or not
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Oxford public school urges council to alter ‘disruptive’ LTNs
Magdalen College School says congestion from the schemes has forced teachers to resign and reduced pupil sport trips
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Tax households that refuse to remove gas boilers, says senior energy figure
Emma Fletcher of Octopus Energy thinks old technology should be treated as socially unacceptable in move towards heat pumps
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Almost half the world’s population could be at risk from dengue due to global warming
Once specific to small pockets of Asia, the infection can now be found across several continents of the world, say researchers
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Climate change blamed for ‘concerning’ rise of flesh-eating infections
Bacterium that thrives in warm seawater kills ten people in Florida this year. Scientists fear it could reach every US coastal state by 2040
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The next gas pipeline strike target in Russia’s war is obvious
There are other places where a covert operation would shatter European energy security
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‘Dark, chaotic, scary events’: Australia braces for a ‘horror’ wildfire season
A hot, dry season – driven by the El Niño weather phenomenon – leaves a country on edge
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The strange story of a polar bear, a farm in Suffolk and Jamie Oliver’s best friend
It would be easy to be cynical about polar bears in Suffolk – but Jimmy Doherty believes wildlife parks have a role to play in conservation
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Wet wipe row as ban delayed despite public backing
No 10 first first intended to ban wet wipes containing plastic five years ago but has now announced a fresh consultation
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The ‘hidden cost’ that is turning some off scampi
Popular seafood has a 'big environmental price tag', warns Scottish charity Open Seas
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The green energy net-zero plan will require a command economy
And several technological impossibilities, and a massive drop in living standards
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‘New farming subsidies aren’t fit for purpose – I might as well get a job in Asda’
Post-Brexit farm payments encourage farmers to nurture the environment, but at the cost of producing food
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Record-breaking autumn heat fuels giant pumpkin bonanza
But climate scientists express concern over global temperature records and the impact on tree health amidst unseasonable warmth
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Millionaire Labour donor cuts ties with Just Stop Oil
Energy entrepreneur Dale Vince says further JSO activism would be ‘pointless’ and priority is to vote Conservatives out
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The fast-growing energy source which will power the future: Yes, it's coal
India has almost doubled coal output in a year. China is building two power stations a week
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Hydrogen and other green energy unicorns will doom our industries. There’s a better way
Yes, carbon capture exists – but only in the fossil fuel industry
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‘Gobsmackingly bananas’: Scientists shocked by September's record-breaking heat
Record-high September temperatures are 'beyond belief', say scientists
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Watch: Just Stop Oil disrupt Les Miserables by jumping up on stage
Angry audience boos as activists unfurl banner and chant on stage at the Sondheim Theatre in London
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The Love Island farmer making the countryside cool
Will Young found fame on the reality show, but rural life is the passion he shares with his 1.9 million followers every day
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Water bills will rise by 35pc in biggest hike ever to fix sewage crisis
Major new £96 billion injection will be largest such investment in history
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David Mills: ‘I’m just Judi Dench’s plus-one. We have two different lives’
The conservation pioneer on the Oscar-winning actress, what makes their relationship work – and bonding over a shared love of squirrels
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Anglers win right to prosecute Southern Water over diesel pollution in river
The River Test is a site of Special Scientific Interest and famed for its salmon and trout fishing and diverse wildlife
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The myths surrounding single-use plastic
A ban on plastic cutlery, plates and trays comes into force this weekend – but are the 'sustainable' alternatives really that eco-friendly?
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‘I quit my job in my 50s and moved to a tropical island to care for an ancient tortoise’
Jonathan Hollins hasn’t looked back after swapping life in the UK for the South Atlantic – and saving a 191-year-old celebrity tortoise
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Plastic packaging ban for takeaways ‘is too expensive to enforce’
The Local Government Association warns that some proprietors are not even aware of the changes
