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Doha climate talks
Deal clears way for 'damage aid'
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Satellite eye on Earth: November
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Green shoots
Make the most of waxwings in winter weather
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George Monbiot's blog 3 days ago
Biodiversity offsetting will unleash a new spirit of destruction on the land
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Environment blog 3 days ago
Doha climate talks – as it happened
News and analysis as the UN climate talks draw to a close in Doha with agreement still needed on several key issues
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Environment blog 3 days ago
Do you want to be an environment blogger for the Guardian?
We're looking for bloggers from around the world with the knowledge and verve for telling environmental stories
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The eco audit with Leo Hickman 4 days ago
Doha climate talks: should rich countries shoulder 'responsibility' for carbon cuts?
The UN's Ban Ki-moon says rich countries should bear most of the responsibility for climate change. Leo Hickman, with your help, investigates
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Resurgence & the Ecologist: Bibi van der Zee meets Caroline Flint, Labour's shadow secretary on energy and climate change
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BusinessGreen: Chancellor's attacks on the green economy are unlikely to attract swing voters, poll finds ahead of autumn statement
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How and where to spot the fungal disease that is infecting native ash trees
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How the global climate talks have progressed from 2005, when the Kyoto protocol became legally binding, to this year's negotiations in Doha, Qatar
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Country diary: Beckington, Somerset: Two vans leave the dairy farm at midnight to deliver to discriminating London stores such as Fortnum & Mason
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Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 11 December 1912: The American grey squirrel seems wishful to become a colonist in Britain. Many of us will welcome it
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Guardian sustainable business 8hr 44min ago
Global water governance trends show move away from private ownership
Companies who broaden their perspective on water strategy will reduce risk
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National Intelligence Council report also sees water and food shortages and suggests world is at a 'critical juncture in human history'
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Dairy farmers, locals and eco-warriors face eviction over plans to build second airport in Nantes on top of precious woodland
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Barack Obama is in the market for creative ways of combating climate change, and Eyal Aronoff thinks he has one – involving the US's beloved motor car
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Known only as 832F, wolf was a favourite among visitors and researchers trying to understand the species' movements
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Paul Salopek will begin trip in Ethiopia and hopes to reach most southerly point of South America in seven years
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Most key points resolved as delegates strive to reach agreement on 'loss and damage' compensation for poor nations
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Endangered species may be saved from extinction after eradication of feral cats that had been eating its chicks
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Delegates who worked through night fail to agree on key issues such as Kyoto protocol, but remain hopeful of rescuing deal
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George Monbiot: Every year we splurge on pointless, planet-trashing products, most of which are not wanted. Why not just bake them a cake?
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A group of leading UK climate legislators responds to the 'modest achievement' made at the Doha conference
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Michael Jacobs: With time running out to tackle global warming, sustained global pressure must be put on governments to reach a deal in 2015
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Andrew Rawnsley: George Osborne and fellow zealots believe shale gas to be a bonanza of cheap energy. Where's the evidence?
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Fields on fire: making farming more sustainable in India – in pictures
The northern state of Punjab feeds 500 million people each year with rice and wheat, but how can traditional farming methods be made more sustainable?
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