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Row erupts over financial arguments for and against a third runway at London's main airport
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- Editorial: Concrete and calamity
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- New runway is 'a necessary evil'
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The government's decision to approve Heathrow's third runway is turning a generation of villagers, many of whom have never held a placard before, towards direct action
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Food scientists claim planet could be cooled by up to 2°C simply by planting crops specially bred to reflect more sunlight
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Departing US president grasps at resources beyond Alaska – but scientists warn the move could accelerate global warming
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Gulf state says it is seeking nuclear programme for energy, not to produce an atomic weapon
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Bush's departure will not be lamented those who care about the environment – or science, writes Suzanne Goldenberg. Read more on the Bush legacy in The Bush Years supplement in tomorrow's paper
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In his remarkable video series, Britain's leading green commentator, George Monbiot, confronts the top decision makers who shape the global environment
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MP characterises the dispute between Miliband and Mandelson as a 'clash of the generations'
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