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HS2 given go ahead but ecological impacts will be ‘devastating’
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HS2 given go ahead but ecological impacts will be ‘devastating’

Yesterday (February 11), Boris Johnson confirmed that the HS2 rail line from London to Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool will go ahead. 

Interview: Professor Richard Tuckett on the climate emergency
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Interview: Professor Richard Tuckett on the climate emergency
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Academics, farmers and consumers to tackle threats to food security
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£11m project to remove plastic from the English Channel
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How fungi can help create a green construction industry
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West Yorkshire authority to spend £1.7m on natural flood defences
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Majority of consumers would boycott a brand for environmental reasons
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UK coal decline due to carbon tax, report finds
Planting trees must be done with care or it can create more problems than it addresses
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Planting trees must be done with care or it can create more problems than it addresses

Lulu Zhang, a senior research associate at the United Nations University discusses why we need to be careful when planting trees.

Edinburgh council will plant one million trees by 2030
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Edinburgh council will plant one million trees by 2030
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Reducing air pollution could be a ‘natural climate solution’
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Why we should be wary of blaming ‘overpopulation’ for the climate crisis
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‘Enhanced’ Environment Bill returns to Parliament
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7,000 trees will be planted in London to improve air quality
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Action councils can take after declaring a climate emergency
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UK government is involved with financing £60bn into overseas fossil fuel projects
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