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Video – Two beluga whales returning to open water after 10 years away from sea

Mauritius scrambles to counter oil spill from grounded ship

‘Environmental crisis’ – Mauritius declares emergency as fuel spills from ship

Video – Firm supplying Tesco, Sainsbury’s & Waitrose accused of animal abuse

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Brexit food standards: ‘This is not even Marie Antoinette saying let them eat cake… it is let them eat crap’

Brexit food standards: ‘This is not even Marie Antoinette saying let them eat cake… it is let them eat crap’

BP fined £7,000 over crude oil discharge in North Sea

BP fined £7,000 over crude oil discharge in North Sea

More than 90,000 microplastics flow down River Thames every second

More than 90,000 microplastics flow down River Thames every second

More than 240 buildings still at least part-covered in Grenfell-style cladding

More than 240 buildings still at least part-covered in Grenfell-style cladding

20 double decker busloads worth of litter left in London’s Royal Parks

20 double decker busloads worth of litter left in London’s Royal Parks

Prince William stresses urgent need for end to illegal wildlife trade

Prince William stresses urgent need for end to illegal wildlife trade

Beavers born in Essex ‘for first time since Middle Ages’

Beavers born in Essex ‘for first time since Middle Ages’

Russia has been accused of hiding a Chernobyl-style disaster

Russia has been accused of hiding a Chernobyl-style disaster

Greta Thunberg criticises leaders who want selfies with her to ‘look good’

Greta Thunberg criticises leaders who want selfies with her to ‘look good’

Rubbish arranged to form coronavirus death toll after beauty spot trashed

Rubbish arranged to form coronavirus death toll after beauty spot trashed

Renewables generated 47% of UK’s electricity in first three months of 2020

Renewables generated 47% of UK’s electricity in first three months of 2020

Tory MP: Keeping older cars on the road is ‘environmentally friendly’

Tory MP: Keeping older cars on the road is ‘environmentally friendly’

Rotting corpses & animal abuse at farms supplying pig meat

Rotting corpses & animal abuse at farms supplying pig meat

Record-breaking heatwave hits the Arctic Circle

Record-breaking heatwave hits the Arctic Circle

Watch school striker Greta Thunberg’s rapturous address to London climate protestors

Thunberg urges world to tackle climate change with same urgency as Covid-19

Rivers struggling to keep pace with humans, putting millions in danger

Rivers struggling to keep pace with humans, putting millions in danger

Witnesses linked to Grenfell revamp want protection from prosecution, inquiry told

Three years after Grenfell fire, families still wait for permanent home

Racism contributed to risk of BAME communities dying from Covid-19

Racism contributed to risk of BAME communities dying from Covid-19

Face coverings to be mandatory on public transport

Face coverings to be mandatory on public transport

Clean tech and climate policies ‘could cut fossil fuel profits by two thirds’

Clean tech and climate policies ‘could cut fossil fuel profits by two thirds’

Far too many homeless people still not safely housed, say charities

Thousands of homeless ‘at risk of eviction from hotels at end of June’

Johnson denies plan to move NHS Covid-19 patients into care homes

Problems in care homes ‘could worsen’ if many staff have to self-isolate

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Full list of MPs who voted to lower our food standards during the Covid pandemic

Renewable power ahead of fossil fuels in first three months of year

Renewable power ahead of fossil fuels in first three months of year

Children’s lives could be cut short by air pollution

COVID-19 crisis sees global carbon emissions plummet by 17 per cent

Forget Scaremongering, Voters Need To Be Excited About Staying ‘In’

Campaigners warn Government over ‘unlawful’ unconditional airline bailout

‘We haven’t learned’ – The potential Pandemic on our plates

‘We haven’t learned’ – The potential Pandemic on our plates

Global carbon emissions see ‘historic declines’ as energy use slumps

Global carbon emissions see ‘historic declines’ as energy use slumps

‘Jaw dropping’ – Earth’s insect population ‘shrinks 27% in 30 years’

‘Jaw dropping’ – Earth’s insect population ‘shrinks 27% in 30 years’

Zoo owner fears he may have to euthanise animals as income drops

Zoo owner fears he may have to euthanise animals as income drops

Pollution tumbles in UK cities as travel cut by lockdown

Pollution tumbles in UK cities as travel cut by lockdown

Lockdown reveals fresh air and cleaner rivers in India

Lockdown reveals fresh air and cleaner rivers in India

What coronavirus migrant care workers have taught politicians and the public about care of the elderly

Emergency appeal to help millions of unpaid carers during pandemic

Lockdown leads to ‘cleaner air, more wildlife and stronger communities’

Lockdown leads to ‘cleaner air, more wildlife and stronger communities’

Longest creature to have ever lived has been discovered

Longest creature to have ever lived has been discovered

Dr Goodall suggests Prince Harry could give up hunting due to Meghan

Dr Goodall suggests Prince Harry could give up hunting due to Meghan

Police hunt arsonists after blaze destroys 100 hectares of National Park

Police hunt arsonists after blaze destroys 100 hectares of National Park

Horrific fly tipping – as waste recycling centres close due to coronavirus

Covid-19 disaster caused by man driving animals to brink of extinction

Far too many homeless people still not safely housed, say charities

Far too many homeless people still not safely housed, say charities

District councils warn about ‘wave of waste’ from lockdown households

District councils warn about ‘wave of waste’ from lockdown households

Depression really can start in the womb as babies are influenced by mother’s mental state

Universal Credit loans may create ‘coronavirus debt crisis’

Online donations to food bank social enterprise rise 5,000% in a month

Online donations to food bank social enterprise rise 5,000% in a month

Young Face Child Boy Abuse Fear Depression Kid

Huge rise in emergency cash applications to children’s charity

Women’s Aid: More resources needed for coronavirus domestic abuse surge

Women’s Aid: More resources needed for coronavirus domestic abuse surge

Veg may be left to rot as Brit farmers can’t get EU workers due to coronavirus & Brexit

Veg may be left to rot as Brit farmers can’t get EU workers due to coronavirus & Brexit

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