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Afghanistan's Taliban officials will attend a UN climate summit for the second time as observers
Afghanistan's Taliban officials have been invited and will attend the upcoming U.N. climate summit as observers
Plastic bags can’t go in household recycling bins – here’s what to do instead
In 2018 alone, more than three million tons of plastic bags, sacks, and wraps in the United States were sent to landfills
Restrictions in place as toxic air pollution spikes across India and Pakistan ahead of Diwali
Restrictions on fire works, polluting vehicles and construction activities have already been unveiled ahead of Diwali
Can profit and purpose truly align in the built environment?
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Building a better market for renewable energy in Britain
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Two new species discovered after researchers trawl through museum drawers
The species were identified during a ten-year scientific investigation of museum specimens
Record domestic subsidence claims received after summer heatwaves – insurers
The Association of British Insurers has outlined some potential warning signs of subsidence to look out for.
Use £5bn oil and gas revenues to fund Acorn carbon capture – SNP
The project was due to receive £200 million in grant funding from the UK Government but Chancellor John Healey changed the commitment in the Budget.
On the brink of ruin due to climate change, Pacific Islanders know who is to blame
Living on the brutal frontline of climate change, locals are urging the world to take urgent action at the upcoming COP31 summit in Antalya - warning that the consequences otherwise will be catastrophic. Alex Croft reports from Fiji
Heavy rains expected to bring flooding risk to already saturated parts of the US Southwest
The National Weather Service says heavy rains are expected to bring a threat of flash flooding to already saturated areas of the U.S. Southwest
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