Reports and Studies
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Bee-harming pesticide use given emergency authorisation
The UK government has again given emergency authorisation for the use of a type of pesticide banned because of the…
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Antarctic: Giant iceberg breaks away in front of UK station
A big iceberg roughly the size of Greater London has broken away from the Antarctic, close to Britain’s Halley research…
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Government to offer £600m for green steel switch
The government is expected to announce hundreds of millions of pounds of support to help Britain’s two biggest steelmakers go…
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Egypt zoo overhaul plan raises animal welfare fears
A delighted Egyptian girl tosses a handful of fish to the hungry sea lions after her father discreetly hands a…
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The ancient trees at the heart of a case against the Crown
A small indigenous community is fighting a historic land rights claim in Canada – and they are using ancient trees…
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Europe’s mission to Jupiter’s icy moons ready for launch
Europe is about to undertake one of its grandest ever space missions, to explore the icy moons of Jupiter. The…
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Glass bottles excluded from deposit return plans
The government’s latest plans for a deposit return scheme for drinks containers have been criticised for excluding glass bottles. The…
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Shellfish deaths possibly caused by new disease – report
A disease or parasite new to UK waters may have caused the deaths of thousands of shellfish along the North…
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Dartmoor wild camping agreement reached
Landowners have agreed to let people “wild camp” on most of Dartmoor without permission, days after the High Court placed…
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Want to be a true feminist ally? Learn from these men
David Challen never fully grasped how men’s violence and abuse affected women — until his mother Sally was convicted for killing her abusive…
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