Pollution

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  UK failing to tackle new pollutants – study

  20 Jun 2012: Authors of study say a repeat of the fight against acid rain in the 1980s is required to combat nitrogen and ozone levels

• China: witnessing the birth of a superpower

  18 Jun 2012:

  As he prepares to leave after almost a decade reporting from China, our reporter reflects on his ringside seat watching a developing country transform itself

• The clean-up begins on China's dirty secret – soil pollution

  12 Jun 2012: The Bonn Challenge is a global land restoration initiative that aims to tackle the issue that is increasingly concerning scientists

• 'The problem for coal right now is entirely economic' – EPA's Lisa Jackson

  11 Jun 2012:

  Grist: Lisa Jackson, administrator for the US Environmental Protection Agency, on energy, climate change and 'screaming' headlines

• Pollutionwatch: Olympic athletes vulnerable to bad air quality

  10 Jun 2012:

  Gary Fuller says the spotlight will be on London's air pollution in the Olympics

• Galapágos menaced by tourist invasion

  10 Jun 2012:

  Tourism will wreck the wonders of the Galápagos – where animal and plant life is being wiped out by the arrival of aggressive new species – unless action is taken soon, writes Carole Cadwalladr

• Dock from Japan tsunami washes up on Oregon beach

  7 Jun 2012:

  Pontoon 20 metres long is biggest piece of debris to come ashore in US that is confirmed to be from March 2011 disaster

• Zac Goldsmith: climate change pushes other issues off the agenda

  6 Jun 2012:

  Tory MP says issues like pollution, and biodiversity have been dropped while economic reform has fallen off agenda

• China warns foreign embassies publishing smog readings is illegal

  5 Jun 2012:

  Official forecasts often predict light pollution while US embassy tweets say conditions are bad, hazardous or even 'crazy bad'

• Holiday in Chernobyl? Tips for pollution tourism

  4 Jun 2012:

  Travellers are beginning to realise that the world's most damaged environments are as fascinating as the most pristine

• Earth Is Our Business: extract

  4 Jun 2012: Polly Higgins answers frequently asked questions about how a law on ecocide would work

• Callum Roberts: if seas are to survive, we need a New Deal for the Oceans

  3 Jun 2012: Callum Roberts charts the catastrophic damage we inflict on our oceans and has radical plans to curb further depredations

• Nigeria's penalty for gas flaring will not curb emissions, say campaigners

  31 May 2012: Activists say tightening existing legislation will not prevent the release of greenhouse gases in the Niger Delta

• Pollution suit against UK government dismissed by court of appeal

  30 May 2012: Challenge brought by Client Earth could go to European court of justice after judges rule European commissioner must decide

• Will Fukushima caesium in tuna stop you eating sushi?

  Poll, 29 May 2012:

  Scientists believe that elevated levels of caesium found in bluefin tuna caught off California was caused by leaks of radioactivity from Fukushima in Japan. Will it stop you eating sushi?

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