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Does camping out in the wild, miles from the nearest campsite, damage the local environment? Or is it an activity that can be achieved with minimal impact?
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Heart and sole: sustainable rubber has many applications, Veja trainers among them…
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The soya bean has become a grocery pariah…
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The producer, 38, on lessening comedy's carbon footprint
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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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Government and retailers are under pressure to impose a ban on sale of pesticides linked to bee population decline following new research which groups call a 'growing body of evidence'
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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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Solar energy production in Spain in 2007
Spain's solar capacity is growing fast but is still overshadowed by Germany
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BP oil spill: Endangered species still at risk
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Huhne urges councils to lead 'green energy revolution'
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Hydroelectric dams 'pose threat to tribal life'
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Biggest ice island for 48 years breaks off Greenland glacier
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Conservationists question London Zoo's gorilla breeding initiative
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Oh what a glorious day it is – except for the grouse
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Experts dispel safety fears over cloning of British beef
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Back to the future with Victorian-style model towns
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Sadhbh Walshe: America discards 40% of the food it makes, while a billion in the world go hungry. How can we stop such dire misallocation?
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Robert McIlveen: Micro-renewables do not make economic sense. Policymakers must take responsibilty for getting value from taxpayers' money
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Kate Rew: Matthew Parris has been unfairly criticised for his attempt to cross the Thames. We've a right to swim in our rivers and lakes
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Roberts Revival DAB Radio
1950s style retro radio with advanced DAB features and 120 Hours Battery Life
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