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Climate change
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The producer, 38, on lessening comedy's carbon footprint
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Caroline Spelman: Building on or paving over gardens turns our green spaces grey and increases flood risks and damages wildlife
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Misguided images of sacrifice may be putting people off living more sustainable lifestyles. But reversing that may require new measures of success and happiness, say Tom Levitt and Kara Moses
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It's a question that green experts get asked all the time: what's the best way to dry your hands?
- More ethical and green living
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The US Chamber of Commerce is seeking to discredit a new coalition in its ranks, which will push for stronger action on climate change
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New analysis shows that government support for fossil fuel industry is about 10 times that offered to renewable energy firms
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Industry ministry announces plans to cut feed-in tariffs for photovoltaic installations by up to 45 per cent
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Fishing
Fish capture by the UK in 2005
Down 232,340 metric tons since 1950
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Carbon emissions
India's per capita CO2 emissions in 2006
Despite India's fast growth, its people still have small CO2 footprints
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Weather prevents delivery of supplies to Swat valley as officials say 12m people affected by country's worst-ever floods
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David Cameron 'clones' part of stunt by animal welfare campaigners to highlight dangers of cloning animals for food
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Piece by piece is a new Guardian campaign to preserve the beauty and peace of all nature – from gardens to ancient forests – in the UK
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Scientists say it is 'just not true' that the vast majority of oil from the BP spill has gone
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Parvati Nair: Nature photography appeals to our nostalgia for a time when we were more in harmony with the planet
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Alexander Chancellor: New statistics show that life expectancy in the UK is increasing, but we're only just waking up to the problems this causes
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Mustafa Qadri: Zardari's decision to visit Europe as Pakistan is ravaged by floods reflects the elite's flagrant indifference to human suffering
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Pants to Poverty
Bold, bright, comfy and sexy - make a statement with these summery coloured trunks from Pants to Poverty. £15. -
Dyson Air Multiplier
This latest gadget from Dyson will cool and refresh you with a smooth, uninterrupted stream of air. £199.99 -
Ecover dishwasher tablets
Ecover Dishwasher Tablets combine a dual action for effective cleaning and degreasing without any petrochemical based ingredients. £4.55 -
Beet It Juice
Try this James White beetroot juice, blended with 10% apple juice, and you'll be surprised how great it tastes! £3.06 -
Recycled Grolsch bottles
Green Glass have taken empty Grolsch bottles, and turned them into these wonderfully different goblets. Set of 2 £12.95 -
Intellipanel for your TV
Eliminating standby in our homes is not always easy, but this new panel will help. Click on the image to find out how! -
Murano globe light
Solar powered and easy to install, this outdoor Murano Globe light will look lovely in your garden all year long. £19.95 -
Plant watering spikes
These ingenious watering spikes will ensure your plants are well watered when you are away. £4.95 for a pack of six. -
OWL, the Wireless Electricity Monitor
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Glow Brick in green
The Glow Brick is a glow-in-the-dark light bulb, trapped in a solid acrylic brick. It recharges from natural light during the day. £13 -
Roberts Revival DAB Radio
1950s style retro radio with advanced DAB features and 120 Hours Battery Life
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- 5. Ecuador signs $3.6bn deal not to exploit oil-rich Amazon reserve
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African elephants photographed from below
Photographers Barrie Wilkins and Jill Sneesby captured these spectacular images of elephants by digging a bunker in Etosha national park, Namibia, and waiting silently to capture these seldom-seen low-angle shots
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