Environment

Birdsong once signalled the onset of spring on my street – but not this year | Tony Juniper

Every year from February through to June, the early morning chorus of birdsong is one of the most evocative manifestations…

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Can there be delish dessert with less sugar? Absolutely, say these chefs | Sugar

When I attended pastry school in Paris a couple of years ago, granulated sugar appeared in nearly every tart, cookie…

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More than one-third of people in the US exposed to harmful air pollution – report | Air pollution

Nearly four in 10 people in the US are exposed to unhealthy levels of air pollution, a new report has…

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Plant apocalypse: how new diseases are destroying EU trees and crops | Italy

The plants slowly choke to death, wither and dry out. They die en masse, leaves dropping and bark turning grey,…

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Kingsmill owner warns of price rises due to ‘very small’ expected harvests in UK | Associated British Foods

One of the UK’s biggest bread makers has warned of potentially higher prices as it expects “very small” grain harvests…

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‘Long live the king’: the artists and tattooists turning Flaco and P-22 into city icons | New York

Working near Central Park, one New Yorker regularly witnessed one of its most beloved residents: Flaco the owl, who became…

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Dutton’s plan to save Australia with nuclear comes undone when you look between the brushstrokes | Graham Readfearn

The Coalition leader, Peter Dutton, has been trying to paint a picture of what life in Australia will be like…

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Retired UK GP suspended for five months after climate protests | Climate crisis

A doctor who went to jail after a series of climate protests has been taken off the medical register for…

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‘I felt this was an abuse of power’: the climate activist who took on the law and won | Environmental activism

Two days before Trudi Warner faced court under threat of a contempt of court prosecution, she fell off her bike…

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‘Currents bring life – and plastics’: animals of Galápagos live amid mounds of waste | Plastics

As our small fishing boat slows to a halt in a shallow bay south-east of Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz, in…

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