India 'may accept' greenhouse gas cuts ahead of climate change summit
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India may yet accept Western demands to make cuts in greenhouse gas emissions as part of its campaign for permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council according to a leaked letter from its environment minister.
Isle of Skye picture named Landscape Photograph of the Year
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Isle of Skye picture named Landscape Photograph of the Year.
Chief scientist says it would be 'unwise' not to develop GM crops in Britain
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Genetically modified GM food is an essential tool to help tackle the "perfect storm" of climate change and rising population the Government's chief scientist has warned.
Councils should be forced to set aside land for wind farms says John Prescott
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Councils should be forced to put aside land for wind farms just as they currently have to do for traveller sites John Prescott has suggested.
Insulation: home is where the heat is
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Can better insulation turn a cold loft room into a snug space? Sarah Lonsdale warms to the task.
King Canute told by courts he cannot hold back tide
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A retired engineer who was given the nickname King Canute because of his efforts to save his clifftop home from the sea has lost a legal battle to keep his tidal defences.
How will farmers feed the world in the future?
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A new report argues that scientists should use every method available to boost food production in the next 20 years. But what options are there other than GM?
The 'super crops' of the future
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Genetically modified GM crops have been around for a generation but there are now new possibilities thanks to developments in understanding of the makeup of plants.
GM crops must be grown in Britain Royal Society says
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British farmers must cultivate a new generation of genetically modified GM "supercrops" to prevent a global food crisis the UK's leading scientists have said.
UK still eats twice as many apples from abroad as homegrown
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Double the number of apples sold in Britain last year were imported from abroad than grown here the latest figures show as the Government launches a new drive to get the nation eating British.
One in four households will be pushed into fuel poverty this year fear campaigners
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One in four households in Britain will be pushed into fuel poverty this year because of rising energy prices according to projections from the latest Government statistics.
Meteor shower: Orionids reach peak
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Trail of debris left in space by Halley's Comet at its most intense.
Bear mistaken for car thief in Colorado
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Police called to a car theft were startled to find thief was a bear.
Two nuclear power stations and five wind farms to be considered by controversial new planning body
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Campaigners fear two new nuclear power stations and five wind farms will go ahead after applications were submitted to a powerful new Government body set up to push through controversial projects.
Climate change ad showing drowning puppies to be investigated after 300 complaints
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A Government climate change advert featuring drowning puppies and crying rabbits will be investigated by the advertising watchdog after receiving hundreds of complaints from the public.
Moonlit image of a rare wolf wins competition
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Moonlit image of a rare Spanish wolf wins competition.
Feed our birds proper seeds not bread says the RSPB
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Vicky Liddell reports on the importance of feeding birds highenergy seeds rather than bread in the coming winter months.
Government accused of 'fiddling the figures' on climate change
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The Government has been accused of misleading the public on climate change by 'fiddling the figures' on carbon emissions and home insulation.
The Great Golden Nut Hunt needs your help with new dormice census nutters welcome
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As a new census of dormice begins Jack Watkins says the animal is more than just a pretty face.
'Day after tomorrow' map shows consequences of climate change
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Britain faces rising sea levels floods and drought unless more is done to stop global warming according to a new map produced by the Government.
Americans go cool on global warming
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The number of Americans who believe there is solid evidence that the Earth is warming because of pollution is at its lowest point in three years according to a survey.
Britain's only polar bear moved north to escape climate change
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Edinburgh Zoo's polar bear Mercedes is to live in the Highlands to escape warm weather.
Rare white lion cubs make public debut
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Three rare white lion cubs have gone on show under the watchful eye of their mother.
National Trust rebranded by Olympics firm
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It is famed for preserving the relics of Britain's past but the National Trust has decided its own image need to be more up to date.
The real climate change catastrophe
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In a startling new book Christopher Booker reveals how a handful of scientists who have pushed flawed theories on global warming for decades now threaten to take us back to the Dark Ages


