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The collapse of their culture has shocking implications for unsustainable logging today, say scientists

A study by Scottish researchers suggests that a whopping 50 million tonnes of farmed fruit and veg never even reaches supermarket shelves because it is misshapen or the wrong size

British adventurer and extreme athlete Ash Dykes has reached the Yangtze river on the Tibetan Plateau and has officially begun #MissionYangtze, his third world-first record that will see him traverse 6,437km (4,000 miles) alongside the Yangtze River on foot over the coming year. The Yangtze River is the world’s longest ...

A study shows that at the global level, 2018 to 2022 may be an even hotter period than expected based on current global warming

This June, in light of lack of public trust after the Grenfell disaster, the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, James Brokenshire promised that a green paper on social housing would be published before the parliamentary recess. Its failure to appear, despite a worsening housing crisis and ...

A new study suggests they are hardy enough to survive global warming

Barry Haywood, 59, planted the Asian Musa Basjoo trees ten years ago but this summer is the first time they have produced fruit

"Once we understand the extremity of our plight, once we no longer deny it, then we just might have the will to try drastically to change course", Rupert Read wrote in The London Economic shortly after the winter cold snap brought a record-breaking chill to British shores. As the continent basks in ...

The shocking devastation of wildlife is being caused by a red tide event, a blooming of algae which is worsened by sewerage and fertilization pollution from super farms.