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Louise Akers
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Trailblazing artist channels creative talents to raise awareness of climate change.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: a local community is taking part in Manchester’s first ever climate change campaign, as the city bids to have net zero carbon emissions by 2038.
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Check out this positive news story: a ship has set sail around the UK to study the impact of plastic pollution and reengage the public in the fight against climate change.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: a UK charity has launched a campaign to encourage gardeners and landowners to help combat climate change by planting more hedges and nurturing existing hedgerows. The call comes as the first ever National Hedgerow Week takes place from 29 May – 6 June.
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Check out this positive news story: an online art marketplace is teaming up with a climate activist group to plant five trees for every piece of art sold in March. The campaign could see thousands of trees planted around the world as a result.
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Ian Morton
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New research reveals that domestic gardens are playing a big role in supporting biodiversity in towns and cities by providing food for pollinating insects. The findings were published in the Journal of Ecology, off the back of a study led by academics at the University of Bristol. Astonishingly, the research found that gardens account for […]
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Ian Morton
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A new book has been published, outlining 10 ‘building blocks’ to solve the climate and ecological crisis on the planet. Carbon Choices has been written by Neil Kitching, a former accountant who quit his job to pursue his environmental passions. He says the book is a result of his frustration about misunderstanding and inaction over […]
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Fascinating new research published this month has found that humans behave similarly to animals who live nearby. According to researchers at the University of Bristol, foraging humans (hunter-gatherers who live off the land) reproduce, parent and organise their social groups in similar ways to surrounding mammal and bird species. The findings show that for almost […]
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Ian Morton
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More than 100 celebrities have joined a global campaign to help protect the planet and prevent future pandemics. In an open letter, celebrities, politicians and business leaders are calling on people to change their diets to ‘protect our planet, its wild spaces and the health and wellbeing of all its inhabitants’. Signatories include comedians Ricky […]
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Ian Morton
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New findings are shining a light on the impact of plastic hangers on the environment as an eco-fashion design agency has offered a solution to the problem. The findings are a part of the first ever piece of academic research on the environmental impact of plastic hangers, involving experts at Northumbria University. According to the […]
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