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Potato yarn may cut the fashion industry’s environmental footprint

Thread that contains the part of a potato plant that is normally thrown away could be a sustainable alternative to pure cotton

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2MJA8ED FILE - In this Dec. 11, 2015, file photo, the slogan 1.5 DEGREES is projected on the Eiffel Tower as part of the COP21, United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris. Next month's three-day U.N. climate summit will highlight the urgency of taking immediate actions to reduce global warming and focus on innovations that work, not wordy statements, the U.N. special envoy for the event said Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019. (AP Photo/Francois Mori, File)

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The 1.5掳C target is dead, but climate action needn’t be

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Fog lying over the Amazon

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How ‘forever chemicals’ reached one of the world’s most pristine areas

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London UK - Jun 22 2024: People protest against the conservative government at the Restore Nature Now March for environmental protection. Organisations present included the RSPB, W; Shutterstock ID 2479235175; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -

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Voters everywhere back green policies. Politicians should take note

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Lord Howe Island emits no plastic into the environment, yet its wildlife is drastically affected by marine plastic debris - a global problem with a chronic local impact

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Photos of an island paradise reveal plastic threat for bird population

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Hundreds of Greenland’s glacial lakes have burst since 2008

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Earth

What would Earth look like in 25 years? I asked the experts

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Taylor Roades: Rust River Earth Photo 2024 Shortlisted Entry 2023 was the hottest year on global record and the Arctic is disproportionately affected by these elevated temperatures. The remote Western Brooks Range of North West Alaska has recorded a 2.4 degree increase in temperature since 2006. Permafrost, the layer of soil that remains frozen throughout the year is thawing at an unprecedented rate, exposing the bedrock and all metals that have been frozen within it, to the elements. Tukpahlearick Creek and its tributaries are now flowing bright orange with oxidized iron and sulphuric acid. The change to water quality, and risks associated with metals in the water pose dire threats to ecosystems downstream that rely on these waters, and are symbolic of the far reaching consequences of climate change.

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Photos of a rusting Alaskan river win New Scientist Editors Award

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Embrace wooden buildings for the sake of your health and the planet’s

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2X4HHK9 extreme heat wave 2024

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Don’t be fooled by El Ni帽o’s end 鈥� net zero is more urgent than ever

The El Ni帽o climate pattern has contributed to a year of record-breaking temperatures. We must bend the curve of carbon emissions before the next one arrives

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Take a photographic tour around the world’s first fully organic state

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Why a new literary prize for climate fiction will make a difference

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How an audacious sonic survey could help revive damaged rainforests

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India’s next leader will have the chance to lead the world on climate

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