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Activists promise biggest climate march in history
8 Sep 2014: People’s Climate March in New York and cities worldwide hopes to put pressure on heads of state at Ban Ki-moon summit
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11 Sep 2014:
Patrick Barkham: There is little activity, no gunfire or marksmen in sight, but is the silence of the countryside misleading?
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11 Sep 2014: Ed Gillespie: The UN’s mock weather forecasts from the future are part of the cultural revolution needed to address global warming
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11 Sep 2014:
Local business owners and politicians say the development of the port and associated coalmines can save north Queensland
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10 Sep 2014: Green group refutes BBC report saying it has not shifted its stance on nuclear
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10 Sep 2014: Proposed laws that would imprison protesters who disrupt businesses are probably in breach of human rights, say experts
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9 Sep 2014:
Alexander White: As we approach the New York climate summit, there are serious questions about whether the two degrees of warming limit is acceptable.
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9 Sep 2014: Police lose battle to keep secret information about the theft of dead children's identities
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8 Sep 2014: Charles Long, 35, agrees to plea deal over charges relating to protest at Procter & Gamble headquarters
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8 Sep 2014:
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets to pressure world leaders to take action on global warming. If you’re planning to take part in the march we’d like to hear from you
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8 Sep 2014: People’s Climate March in New York and cities worldwide hopes to put pressure on heads of state at Ban Ki-moon summit
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3 Sep 2014: Mark Thomas and Danny Chivers take to the stage with their shows about undercover infiltration
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1 Sep 2014:
Natalie Lowrey was detained at Kuala Lumpur airport and sent to Bali, allegedly because of her involvement in protests against Lynas Corporation
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1 Sep 2014: Actor had donated boat used by activists who were arrested after trying to save pod of 33 pilot whales in Denmark’s Faroe Islands
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29 Aug 2014:
Radio interview gives an overview of undercover controversy ranging from sexual relationships to undercover officers such as Mark Kennedy, Bob Lambert and Peter Francis
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28 Aug 2014:
Jesse Eisenberg and Dakota Fanning star as green activists planning to blow up a dam in this tense 70s style noir thriller that really behaves like an angst-ridden indie, writes Peter Bradshaw
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