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UK's carbon footprint from imported food revealed for first time

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UK's carbon footprint from imported food revealed for first time

Nearly two-thirds of the greenhouse gases produced in feeding the UK are now released abroad, with 18 per cent released in South America

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Cutting noise

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Dark days for solar power as UK subsidies are slashed

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Dark days for solar power as UK subsidies are slashed

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Coral reefs in peril as 2016 shapes up to become hottest year

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Coral reefs in peril as 2016 shapes up to become hottest year

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How you can make the greenest life choices

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How you can make the greenest life choices

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Paris climate summit: draft deal looks good but is it realistic?

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Paris climate summit: draft deal looks good but is it realistic?

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Old 51¶¯Âþ: Pollution isn't what it used to be

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Old 51¶¯Âþ: Pollution isn't what it used to be

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The real climate conspiracy: What you're not being told

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The real climate conspiracy: What you're not being told

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Why I'm asking surfers to help monitor the oceans

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Why I'm asking surfers to help monitor the oceans

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We can't afford a triumph of mediocrity at Paris climate talks

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We can't afford a triumph of mediocrity at Paris climate talks

Hopes are high for a deal at the Paris climate summit. But not just any deal will do

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Paris climate summit: Hope versus reality at last ditch meeting

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China's climate comeback: How the top polluter is cleaning up

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Drying dilemma

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Climate as a cause of Syria's conflict? It's far from settled

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