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Bringing major corporations to book for their crimes

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Bringing major corporations to book for their crimes

Two new books tell the complex, fascinating and sometimes frustrating tale of attempts to hold multinationals to account for environmental and social crimes

Books & Arts

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Ocean pump keeps northern hemisphere hot

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Making art from stripped-down dead animals

Life

Making art from stripped-down dead animals

Regulars

Climate's role in US droughts is under scrutiny

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Climate's role in US droughts is under scrutiny

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Historic human remains yield epigenetic tags

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Extinction debt suggests endangered species are doomed

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Extinction debt suggests endangered species are doomed

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Antarctic ice melting faster than in past 1000 years

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Antarctic ice melting faster than in past 1000 years

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Smart heat nets fire the next energy revolution

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Smart heat nets fire the next energy revolution

Features

Republican voters want action on climate change

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Republican voters want action on climate change

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Sea urchins evolving to cope with ocean acidification

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Sea urchins evolving to cope with ocean acidification

Marine animals are expected to suffer as atmospheric carbon dioxide makes the oceans more acidic – but some species are proving surprisingly adaptable

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Nervy flyers be warned: warming will boost turbulence

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Corals can survive warmer seas if humans don't meddle

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Climate modellers vindicated as forecast comes true

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It's time we sorted out climate 'blips'

Opinion

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