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Guardian Environment Network 1 day ago
How Hillary Clinton's State Department sold fracking to the world
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Guardian Environment Network 7 days ago
New York summit is last chance to get consensus on climate before 2015 talks
4 Sep 2014: Climate News Network: UN is trying to convince countries to make new pledges before they meet in Paris to finalise a new deal on cutting emissions -
Polar regions 10 days ago
New satellite maps show polar ice caps melting at 'unprecedented rate'
1 Sep 2014: Climate News Network: Scientists reveal Greenland and Antarctica losing 500 cubic kms of ice annually
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Stopping climate meltdown needs the courage that saved the ozone layer
George Monbiot: Governments dither on the solution to global warming – but the Montreal protocol is a reminder of a time when they took their hands out of their pockets -
Environment blog 10hr 47min ago
2050 weather forecasts: why we need stories like this to tackle climate change
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The Eco audit 1 day ago
Will cutting carbon emissions save the UK money?
A WWF report has found meeting the UK’s carbon targets could save the country billions of pounds. With your help, Karl Mathiesen investigates -
Climate Consensus - the 97% 1 day ago
In the Years of Living Dangerously, Part 3
John Abraham: Matt, Damon, Thomas Friedman, and Michael C. Hall investigate our future in a hotter world
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Guardian sustainable business 6hr 38min ago
Hope for clean economy as $20bn in green bonds are issued in 2014
From wind farms in Texas to energy efficiency in Mexico’s poorest neighbourhoods, bonds might sound dull but they’re a vital weapon against climate change -
Technology and innovation 9hr 38min ago
Personalising climate change through open data and apps
Government-released open data has generated a host of new climate-change related apps, the challenge is to make it clear and usable
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Geothermal energy 3hr 27min ago
New Yorkers up in arms over geothermal drilling: 'If I lived next door I'd blow my brains out'
11 Sep 2014: Gramercy residents squabble over 1,600ft well: ‘When the drilling starts you’d think you were in an oilfield in Oklahoma’ -
Animals 11hr 10min ago
Wild bear Daniza dies after attempt to capture her fails in Italy
11 Sep 2014: Animal succumbs to effects of anaesthetic after her attack on a man reignited debate over woodland repopulation programme -
Deforestation 15hr 36min ago
Amazon deforestation jumps 29%
11 Sep 2014: Satellite figures show surge in deforestation, as agriculture expands in states of Para and Mato Grosso -
Sharks 15hr 45min ago
Shark cull rejected by Western Australia Environmental Protection Authority
11 Sep 2014: EPA recommends the program not be extended because there is too much uncertainty about its impact on great white sharks -
Environment 19hr 39min ago
WA government moves to approve 25 contentious resource projects
11 Sep 2014: Conservationists say retrospectively validating the projects reveals the flaw in ‘one-stop’ state environmental decisions
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