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Science in the arctic: deploying mescosms at 79°N
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Slideshow: rebranding BP HQ
A quick selection of images which have come in from BP HQ in St James's Square, where climbers have installed themselves to rebrand the company. Also...
Saving polar bears
As iconic species go, the polar bear is quite literally
up there. They are emblematic of the top-most chunk of the planet, as well as
the emotive symbol of...
Greenpeace's submission to the Consultation on the draft National Policy Statements for energy infrastructure
Greenpeace's submission to the Consultation on the draft National Policy Statements for energy infrastructure.
Sinking Sundarbans on display in London
Small islands bereft of mountains are going to sink beneath the waves as sea levels rise and for the millions of people living on them, climate change is not...
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