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Breathing the air in Newham does as much harm as smoking 159 cigarettes a year. We investigated Sadiq Khan's controversial proposal for a new tunnel in…
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Persis Flores experienced mass flooding in the Philippines in 2020. Where does traditional aid fall short, and how do you live with extreme weather?
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We meet the collection of scientists and investors behind OXGAV, the world's first conservation venture studio.
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Buoyed up by investment, UK Oil & Gas wants to drill in search of oil on the Isle of Wight. But what is it really looking for, and will its shareholders…
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An expert in protest talks everything from radical flank theory to the collective action problem. Plus, urging water companies to take sewage seriously.
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Here's your Ours to Save newsletter for the week beginning 12th July.
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There is compelling evidence that piracy has an ecological cause before it is a social problem.
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With a new megaport threatening marine life in the UNESCO-protected Gulf of California, La Paz conservationists are mounting resistance to overtourism.
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In case you missed it, here's your Ours to Save newsletter for the week beginning 28th June.
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The SFDR points the way to mandatory sustainability reporting. Plus, lessons from Taiwan's waste revolution.
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Most are aware of the large-scale environmental and humanitarian impact of cocaine production in South America. But in Europe, secret drug labs are…
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Campaigners against dust pollution have just secured a key victory. But implications for the health and safety of local children mean change can't come…
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