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Over 200 dead reindeer found on Norway's Arctic Svalbard

Over 200 dead reindeer found on Norway's Arctic Svalbard

George Scott . July 29, 2019

The catastrophe happened due to climate change and lack of food.

UK beaches strewn with beer bottles, plastic packaging and clothes after heatwave

UK beaches strewn with beer bottles, plastic packaging and clothes after heatwave

Emile Agard . July 28, 2019

Heartbreaking photos of Margate, Redcar and Blackpool beaches reveal how selfish Brits still fail to take their belongings with them.

EIB plans to cut all funding for fossil fuel projects by 2020

EIB plans to cut all funding for fossil fuel projects by 2020

Sophie Abitz . July 27, 2019

EU’s lending arm financed oil, gas and coal projects in 2018 with more than €2.4bn.

Young ecologist Greta Thunberg addresses French parliament

Young ecologist Greta Thunberg addresses French parliament

Gian Bianchi . July 24, 2019

Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg, 16, spoke before France's lower house of parliament Tuesday as she continues her campaign for....

Panama becomes first Central American nation to ban plastic bags

Panama becomes first Central American nation to ban plastic bags

Gian Bianchi . July 23, 2019

On the streets of Panama City, signs with the phrase “less bags, more life” reminded passersby that the measure had....

Researchers Have Just Discovered Why Florida’s Coral Reefs Have Been Dying At A Rapid Pace

Researchers Have Just Discovered Why Florida’s Coral Reefs Have Been Dying At A Rapid Pace

George Scott . July 21, 2019

Coral reefs in the Florida Keys have faced catastrophic declines in total reef coverage and now 30 years of data....

Extinction Rebellion protests: Girl, 14, and boy, 17, arrested in London on final day of 'Summer Uprising'

Extinction Rebellion protests: Girl, 14, and boy, 17, arrested in London on final day of 'Summer Uprising'

Sophie Abitz . July 20, 2019

Two teenagers have been arrested during an Extinction Rebellion protest in London.

July on course to be hottest month ever, say climate scientists

July on course to be hottest month ever, say climate scientists

George Scott . July 17, 2019

If global trends continue for another fortnight, it will beat previous two-year-old record.