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US: List polar bear as endangered
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Destruction test: Road-testing bike bags
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Industries hoarding emission permits
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Say pants to the pesticides used in manufacturing cotton!
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The 39-year-old inventor who created a solar cell that can generate 100 times more power than an ordinary cell
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Can't afford a new spring coat? Bring your old one up to date with a handmade belt and matching buttons, says Sally Cameron Griffiths
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Leo Hickman: The Trust is selling jam jars of fresh, 'stress-relieving' country air to city folk – is it a bit of fun or patronising PR guff?
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Food
Meat consumption per capita in Denmark in 2002
Although the US is a huge consumer of meat, Danes individually eat more
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Endangered species
Number of threatened species in India in 2006
Indian elephant and slender-billed vultures among the species under threat
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The UK music industry is responsible for around 540,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year, according to researchers from the UK and US. From Environmentalresearchweb, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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The argument between Monbiot and supporters of feed-in tariffs has focused on domestic solar photovoltaic panels. This article weighs up the new scheme. From Carbon Commentary, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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Nuclear reactors remain as dirty, risky, and as costly as they ever were. From Grist, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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Wen Jiabao warns US on currency and defends China's place on world stage, saying his conscience is clear on climate deal
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Rooftop turbines are first in world to be built into fabric of apartment block
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Report by Natural England warns of risk to species and habitats
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Sylvia Earle and Susan Lieberman: Fish populations once thought to be inexhaustible now face the prospect of becoming extinct if policy changes are not made soon
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Open thread: The US says polar bears should be granted the highest level of protection. Tell us which animal you'd most like to save
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Noel Kempff project is 'saving the forest' by forcing destruction elsewhere
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Might it not be possible to simply measure a country's total net primary productivity
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Heat sensitive CO2 Mug
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Roberts Revival DAB Radio
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