Green shoots: Spanish firm tackles plastic waste from shotgun cartridges
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Swathes of England’s vital flood defences ‘almost useless’
Thousands of England's vital flood defences were in such a state of ruin last year they would fail to protect communities from extreme weather,...
Net zero, saving koalas and forest wars: the crucial environment battles...
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As birth rates fall, animals prowl in our abandoned ‘ghost villages’
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Saxon church prays for deliverance from nuclear plant
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Netflix still several steps ahead in strategy for wooing subscribers
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Warning over mental health effects of floods in the UK
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‘No more monkey selfies’: scientists told images could drive illegal pet...
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