Richard Mabey: ‘I support Extinction Rebellion’s aims, but throwing paint at art alienates people’
The nature writer tackles climate change, how the outdoors helped him through a difficult childhood and why he hates Japanese knotweed
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Concern for bees as Asian hornets survive UK winter for first time
Record number of sightings of the insect that could decimate honeybee population, Defra says
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‘Why didn’t they warn us sooner?’ How a parasite tore through a Devon town’s water supply
Visitors, locals and business owners in Brixham are struggling to cope with cryptosporidium in the South West Water supply
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‘Raw sewage pumped into Lake Windermere for 10 hours’
Water company accused of illegally dumping millions of litres of waste reportedly did not alert the Environment Agency immediately
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‘Climate change is here and it kills’: Heat-related deaths rise by 30pc in Europe, says Lancet
Researchers tracking the link between climate change and health say the adverse impacts are far-reaching
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‘It’s important we take some responsibility’: Why pensioners are joining Just Stop Oil
The activists who damaged the Magna Carta’s case at the British Museum are among a number of ‘grey protesters’, but what drives them?
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Biden won’t let America supply the world with low-carbon gas. It’s green energy madness
‘When Putin invaded, it wasn’t wind or solar that people wanted. The world was desperate for gas’
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Can you spot the green belt land Sunak wants to save? Take our quiz
With the housing shortage pushing young people out of London, Rishi Sunak might have to rethink his green belt protection policy
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The ‘Dark Fleet’ powering Putin’s Ukraine war machine is out of hand. It’s time to act
We should no longer ask if the rules-based order can stand. We should be asking – has it already fallen?
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The Western powers, gripped by green energy madness, are handing the future to China
History will not look kindly on the leaders of this forced march to subservience
