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‘Britain’s wildlife safari’: baby boom in Norfolk as seal colonies flourish

Grey seals are growing in numbers on England’s east coast as a result of environmental safe havens and cleaner North Sea waters

The Guardian - UK

‘The dead zone is real’: why US farmers are embracing wildflowers

Strips of native plants on as little as 10% of farmland can reduce soil erosion by up to 95%

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners call for right to roam on edges of private farmland in England and Wales

Group says people in rural areas have to walk on roads without pavement, which can be very dangerous

The Guardian - UK

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‘Don’t touch my pocket!’ South African passengers say airlines must pay for reducing their carbon footprint, not them

Airline travel is a major contributor to anthropogenic climate change, amounting to about 4% of all global greenhouse gas emissions every year. Airlines must take specific measures to reduce, and ideally neutralise, their greenhouse gas emissions and environmental footprint. The airline industry and air travellers are aware of this. However,…

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UK churchyards are havens for rare wildlife, finds conservation charity

Caring for God’s Acre mapped out 20,000 cemeteries and recorded 10,000 species

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Quieter days around the solstice

The Marches, Shropshire: After the wind shook everything up, the rains have returned and the crazy old oaks have withdrawn into themselves

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They lived through the ice age. Can the mighty musk ox survive the heat?

Rising temperatures are pushing these Arctic mammals ever farther into Greenland’s north. But eventually there will be nowhere left for them to go

The Guardian - UK

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Indian Ocean tsunami: how survivors found love after Boxing Day disaster

A rise in the number of remarriages and a baby boom in the years since 2004 gave hope to survivors and helped them cope with the tragedy

The Guardian - UK

Defra scraps England deadline to register thousands of miles of rights of way

Campaigners jubilant after government heeded warning 2031 cutoff would mean loss of precious footpaths

The Guardian - UK

On 20th anniversary of world’s worst tsunami, experts warn of complacency

More than 227,000 people died in the December 26, 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and experts warn it could happen again.

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Ravaged forest threatens Mayotte's biodiversity, economy and food security

In the wake of Cyclone Chido, the worst natural disaster to hit the Indian Ocean archipelago in 90 years, Mayotte's forests have been devastated – and with them the island's biodiversity, food security and local economy.

Radio France Internationale

EPA to formally review risks of vinyl chloride and other toxic chemicals

Evaluation could lead to limits or bans on substances commonly used in the production of plastic and rubber

The Guardian - US

Stressed out trees helping charities restore valuable aspen forests

In a little understood quirk of nature foresters have been putting the aspen tree under duress to promote flowering

The Guardian - UK

Taiwan struggles to reconcile climate ambitions and chip manufacturing

The island’s semiconductor industry represents one-quarter of GDP but is a major source of carbon emissions.

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A Final(?) Attempt to Resurrect the Kids Climate Case

The Juliana plaintiffs are again seeking Supreme Court review of their case.

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Average Briton causes 23 times more CO2 on Christmas Day, study reveals

Campaigners say consumption such as travel, gifts and food are destroying planet and the meaning of Christmas

The Conversation

Boxing Day tsunami: here’s what we have learned in the 20 years since the deadliest natural disaster in modern history

On Boxing Day 2004, an earthquake in the Indian Ocean near Indonesia set off a tsunami which killed almost 250,000 people. It was the deadliest natural disaster this century, and was probably the deadliest tsunami in human history.

The Guardian - UK

Shropshire Wildlife Trust raising funds to buy 50-hectare nature-rich site

Betchcott Hill has glorious views across the county and a mix of habitats home to curlew, cuckoo and lapwing

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Country diary: The moon is as high as it can ever get here

Aldro, North Yorkshire: The ‘major lunar standstill’ only happens every 18.6 years, and once upon a time it would have been an unavoidable event

Reason

Montana Supreme Court Recognizes State Constitutional Right to a "Stable Climate System"

A state Supreme Court gives environmental activists an important symbolic victory that will not do much of anything to mitigate the threat of climate change.

The Guardian - UK

Chris Howes obituary

Other lives: Traditional cast ironwork expert and waterways enthusiast who strove to improve his local Fenland community

The Conversation

50 years ago, Cyclone Tracy flattened Darwin – and Australia’s attitude to disasters changed forever

Exactly 50 years ago, on Christmas Eve 1974, Cyclone Tracy struck Darwin and left a trail of devastation. It remains one of the most destructive natural events in Australia’s history.

The Guardian - UK

We need to ditch plastic lids for the planet

Letter: Adrian Chiles’s plea to bring back plastic lids on yoghurt pots horrifies Stef Kay

The Conversation

3 years after the Marshall Fire: Wildfire smoke’s health risks can linger long-term in homes that escape burning

Three years ago, on Dec. 30, 2021, a wind-driven wildfire raced through two communities just outside Boulder, Colorado. In the span of about eight hours, more than 1,000 homes and businesses burned.

The Conversation

A gold rush for ‘green finance’ risks changing our relationship to nature

To combat climate change and help nature to recover, a lot more investment is urgently needed. The UN’s State of Finance for Nature report claims that if the world is to meet climate, biodiversity and land degradation targets, it needs to invest an extra US$4.1 trillion (£3.2 trillion) by 2050.

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