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Beluga whale that strayed into River Seine dies during rescue operation

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Country diary: a tad curious about this creature’s metamorphosis

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My daily walk in late March gave me the chance to observe many small changes in nature. During that tracing and retracing of the...

Crude Oil Stabilizes; Set to End Week Sharply Lower

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UK’s mild winter puts some butterflies and burrowers at risk

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Charity linked to UK anti-onshore wind campaigns active again

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Australia can swiftly end the climate wars and become a renewable superpower. Here’s how...

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Deep-sea mining talks end with no agreement on environmental rules

Fate of ‘sleeping giant’ East Antarctic ice sheet ‘in our hands’...

Warning as heatwave could spark cliff falls in England’s south coast

US and DRC to work together on protection of rainforest and...

Britain’s crises have one thing in common: a failure to invest...

From 300,000 rabbits to none: a Southern Ocean island is reborn

Driving out invasive species on islands has high success rate and...

‘Getting harder and hotter’: Phoenix fire crews race to save lives...

Beluga whale that strayed into River Seine dies during rescue operation

‘I go outside, feel miserable and come home burnt to a...

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Country diary: a tad curious about this creature’s metamorphosis

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