Farmers have reportedly called for the government to grant them a universal basic income, saying the post-Brexit agriculture…
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Research: Mining for renewable energy minerals threatens Africa’s great apes
by admineconaiby admineconaiA new research has shown that up to a third of Africa’s great apes are threatened by a…
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Global rainforest loss continues at rate of 10 football pitches a minute
by admineconaiby admineconaiNew figures shown that the destruction of the world’s most pristine rainforests continued at a relentless rate in…
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Report shows 57 companies linked to 80% of greenhouse gas emissions since 2016
by admineconaiby admineconaiA new study has shown that a mere 57 oil, gas, coal and cement producers are directly linked…
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GMB finds one in three UK water workers verbally abused amid sewage fury
by admineconaiby admineconaiA survey of almost 1,300 staff conducted by the GMB union has shown that more than one in…
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Report shows Australia’s soil to become net carbon emitter, threat to climate goals
by admineconaiby admineconaiA new analysis has found that Intensifying extreme heat and drought due to the climate crisis will make…
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Four dead, 62 injured after 7.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Taiwan
by admineconaiby admineconaiAt least four people have been confirmed dead and 62 injured after what has been described as Taiwan’s…
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National Trust says three-quarters of children want more time in nature.
by admineconaiby admineconaiA new report by the National Trust has found that more than three-quarters of children want to spend…
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Report: EU invest more money into farming animals than growing plants
by admineconaiby admineconaiA research has found that the EU has made polluting diets “artificially cheap” by pumping four times more…
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Scientists warn UK at risk of summer water shortages and hosepipe bans
by admineconaiby admineconaiLeading scientists have said that because the UK is not storing its water properly, the country is vulnerable…