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Bringing major corporations to book for their crimes

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Bringing major corporations to book for their crimes

Two new books tell the complex, fascinating and sometimes frustrating tale of attempts to hold multinationals to account for environmental and social crimes

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Pollution in US rivers is widespread and will persist

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Pollution in US rivers is widespread and will persist

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Ships must kill off the beasties in the ballast water

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Ships must kill off the beasties in the ballast water

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Antibiotic resistance an 'apocalyptic threat'

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Antibiotic resistance an 'apocalyptic threat'

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Keystone pipeline is greenest option for tar sands

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China takes steps to clean up 'cancer villages'

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China takes steps to clean up 'cancer villages'

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Oil spill firm to pay $400 million to fix Gulf coast

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Oil spill firm to pay $400 million to fix Gulf coast

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Choking China: The struggle to clear Beijing's air

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Choking China: The struggle to clear Beijing's air

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Greek economic crisis has cleared the air

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Global mercury treaty will take decades to work

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Global mercury treaty will take decades to work

140 countries have agreed a deal to cut mercury pollution, but it will be a long slow process getting the toxic metal out of the environment

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Mussels with backpacks monitor Mississippi's health

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Carcinogen levels soar in Canada's tar sand lakes

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BP hit by largest criminal fine in US history

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Threatened coral calls in the goby cavalry

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