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Mass tourism is the real pandemic, regenerative travel is the vaccine

In 2024 passenger demand is expected to exceed pre-Covid levels, while tensions between mass market companies and local communities increase and ecosystems collapse. According to one expert, the days of mindless meandering must stop here.

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Trafford Council’s simple solution to EV charge point shortfalls

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Suffolk’s Carbon Charter brings net zero within reach of county businesses

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Paris 2024 and the new age of low emission sporting events

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Reasons to be cheerful: G20 tax reform support bolsters climate rethink

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King’s Speech: Labour turns GB Energy on, promises nationalised railways

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Leaving a trace: eDNA holds the key to nature restoration

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Inside the B.I.G. Expedition, a groundbreaking Arctic climate study

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How people in Ghana are learning to profit in a win-win for wildlife too

Across the world, natural habitats are getting smaller and human populations are getting larger. In 1900, Africa’s population is estimated to have been 140 million. It stands today at 1.4 billion, growing ten-fold in just over a century. By 2050, which is a lot closer than it sounds, Africans are predicted to represent one in every four people on the planet.