Beyond 8 billion: why the world’s population matters
The world now contains 8bn people, according to the UN. Hannah Ellis-Peterson reports from India,...
Podcasts de environment
The mystery of Teesside’s dead crabs
When thousands of crabs started washing up on the beaches of Teesside in north-east England,...
Just Stop Oil and the threat of the public order bill
As the UN’s environment agency reports there is “no credible pathway to 1.5C in place”, climate...
Liz Truss’s attack on nature – podcast
Amid the chaos engulfing Liz Truss’s government, one part of her growth agenda still in place is...
Why is England so vulnerable to droughts?
Half of England is in a drought but the culprit is not just climate change. Helena Horton...
Nuevo agujero en la capa de ozono ¡la estamos liando!
Una publicación científica muy reciente en AIP Advances pone de manifiesto un agujero en la capa...
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What will it take for the UK adapt to extreme heat?
The UK is experiencing its hottest recorded temperatures this week with much of the country’s...
Bangladesh’s catastrophic flooding: the climate crisis frontline
At least 100 people have died in extreme flooding in Bangladesh. Thaslima Begum speaks to the...
Jean-Baptiste Cordonnier of Château Anthonic in the Moulis-en-Médoc appellation on the Left Bank...
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The disappearance of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira
Brazilian police have arrested two men in connection with the alleged murder of British...
The fight for the right to roam in the English countryside
A campaign to widen access to the English countryside is gathering momentum. However, as Helena...
Abejas utilizadas en la polinización mueren en un avión
Un cargamento de abejas de California (EE. UU.) con destino Alaska ha muerto después de que una...
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The real cost of the chicken in your supermarket trolley
Chicken has become such a staple of the British diet that shoppers have grown used to paying less...
The insect crisis: where did all the bugs go?
What does the drastic decline in insect populations mean for our lives? The Guardian’s Oliver...
One of the largest mining operations ever seen on Earth aims to despoil an ocean we are only just...
Ep 418: April Nalle and Whitney Hopkins on Making a Small Vineyard Eco-friendly
April Nalle from Nalle Winery, who make brilliant Zinfandel (also great Pinot noir, blends,...
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The scandal of Britain’s ‘ghost’ flights
At least 15,000 flights have taken off from UK airports since March 2020 at less than 10%...
The Tories attacking the UK’s net zero plans
The Net Zero Scrutiny Group insists it accepts the facts of the climate emergency. But as the...
Cop26: where does the world go from here?
Environment correspondent Fiona Harvey describes a global climate deal that makes some progress...
Cop26: what are the chances of keeping the 1.5C target alive?
At the UN climate summit in Glasgow, global environment editor Jonathan Watts examines the...
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