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Innovative conservation project in Pakistan sees a slow but sure rise in the number of the endangered big cats
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The shape of modern US environmentalism isn't fit to tackle the scale and scope of climate change, argues David Roberts
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'We don't want to bequeath a legacy for future generations of a toxic environment' say aboriginal clans in opposition to major uranium mining site opening in western Australia
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Percentange of Botswana's population living in cities in 1950
Once an overwhemingly rural population, over half of Botswanans now live in cities
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UK energy use in 2005
The US consumes 10 times as much energy
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Tropical storm forces BP to halt relief well drilling
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Energy efficiency ratings to be compulsory for UK home sales
EU legislation means that from 2012 all homes for sale will require an energy efficiency rating to be carried out upfront
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UK government urged to evaluate biochar potential with trial schemes
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China braces for more floods as heavy rains predicted
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Response: The country will ensure inward investment is for the benefit of its people, says Frank Hawkins
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