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COP26 President Alok Sharma reacts during the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, Britain November 13, 2021. REUTERS/Phil Noble - RC2UTQ9BT3HV

Environment

2021 in review: COP26 lays the groundwork for a decade of action

Within days of the dramatic closing of November’s COP26 climate summit, the Glasgow Climate Pact was already having an impact

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Thwaites glacier

Environment

Collapse of doomsday glacier in Antarctica could begin within a decade

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Don’t Look Up review: The funniest climate change movie so far

Earth

Don’t Look Up review: The funniest climate change movie so far

Culture

Greenpeace Norway activists in kayaks confront Siem Day loading drilling infrastructure for the Cambo oil field on behalf of Siccar Point Energy and Shell Oil, at Randaberg Industries, outside Stavanger, Norway.

Environment

Will paused Cambo oil plans mark the decline of North Sea drilling?

Analysis

Young soybean plant with flowers, close up macro. Small growing flowering soy, closeup. Purple soybeans bloom

Life

Plants prioritise keeping their flowers cool during hot, dry weather

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Early expedition photographs reveal long-term environmental change

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Early expedition photographs reveal long-term environmental change

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polar bears

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Extreme lack of sea ice in Hudson Bay puts polar bears under pressure

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Impossible Foods CEO Pat Brown holds up an Impossible Burger 2.0, the new and improved version of the company's plant-based vegan burger that tastes like real beef, at a press event during CES 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 7, 2019. - The updated version can be cooked on a grill and has a better flavor and lowered cholesterol, fat and calories than the original.

Environment

Impossible Foods in talks with UK farmers to swap livestock for trees

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Methane's climate impact was just one truth finally accepted at COP26

Environment

Methane's climate impact was just one truth finally accepted at COP26

Leader

Why the myth of 'wilderness' harms both nature and humanity

Earth

Why the myth of 'wilderness' harms both nature and humanity

Humans have affected every aspect of life on Earth – from hunting prehistoric beasts to changing the climate – and the illusion that pristine nature still exists undermines our efforts to make a better world, says environmental writer Emma Marris

Features

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Plastic food packaging gets a bad rap, but does it always deserve it?

Comment

Environment

Methane is much worse than CO2 – here’s what we should do about it

Insight

Environment

UK refuses to release document showing Net Zero Strategy CO2 savings

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Life

Lakes freezing later in winter leads to less algae in the spring

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