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Protector of the Giants exhibition
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Losing friends
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Adam Vaughan: Transport for London's new cycling adverts may have been expensive at nearly half a million pounds, but it's the advertising execs' vision of cycling that's rubbed me up the wrong way
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The government is to water down the 2016 'zero carbon' target for new homes, which environmentalists have called a 'travesty'
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As the new school year begins, it's worth thinking about getting an A for your uniform
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The Indian restaurateur on the secret behind the Otarian chain
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Retailer EV Stores will sell the Italian-built, lithium-ion-powered Tazzari Zero for £21,500. From BusinessGreen, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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Computer scientist urges software developers to help climate scientists produce better modelling tools. From BusinessGreen, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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The world is on the brink of a nuclear power renaissance, say scientists. From SciDev.net, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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US salmonella scare: farm inspections reveal manure, mice and maggots
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Greenland's prime minister lambasts Greenpeace for raiding Arctic oil rig
Kuupik Kleist claims environmental campaigners are damaging country's economy by occupy drilling platform
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Green groups cautiously welcome Bjørn Lomborg's call for $100bn climate fund
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Angela Merkel risks Germans' ire with fresh commitment to nuclear energy
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Pakistan floods: Thousands return to historic city as levees keep water at bay
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Few air travellers offset carbon emissions, study finds
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Andrew Simms: Quarter of the way in, we are perhaps further from holding back the warming tide than when we began. But there is still time
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Andy Atkins: Instead of spending taxpayers' money propping up factory farms, UK government should support planet-friendly farming
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John Sauven: Greenpeace's occupation of an Arctic rig carries a simple message: stop drilling for fossil fuels
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Recycled Grolsch bottles
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Murano globe light
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1950s style retro radio with advanced DAB features and 120 Hours Battery Life
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