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International court to rule on countries’ climate obligations

International court to rule on countries’ climate obligations

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International court to rule on countries’ climate obligations

It follows a UN resolution after a campaign from Vanuatu

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Vodafone and WWF partner to recycle mobile phones and cut emissions

Vodafone and WWF partner to recycle mobile phones and cut emissions

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Vodafone and WWF partner to recycle mobile phones and cut emissions

The new ‘one million phones for the planet’ programme aims to support a circular economy and Vodafone’s 2040 net zero emissions goal

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Ancient global warming linked to continental stretching

Ancient global warming linked to continental stretching

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Ancient global warming linked to continental stretching

Scientists believe that Earth’s largest warming event was caused by a shift in tectonic plates

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Saints gunning for sustainable matchday

Saints gunning for sustainable matchday

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Saints gunning for sustainable matchday

Southampton’s Premier League fixture against Arsenal has been called the ‘Greener Game’, urging more fans to think about the planet

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What’s being done to help schools transition to net zero?

What’s being done to help schools transition to net zero?

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What’s being done to help schools transition to net zero?

Listen to our latest podcast with EQUANS’ Mark Dolling on the ‘School Zero’ project – set up to help get schools on a greener pathway

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‘Climate change is making the Earth darker’

‘Climate change is making the Earth darker’

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‘Climate change is making the Earth darker’

A new study has found that clouds are reflecting less sunlight as the oceans warm, pushing more energy into the planet’s climate system

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The IPCC Report in 60 seconds…

The IPCC Report in 60 seconds…

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The IPCC Report in 60 seconds…

What were the key findings and points to take from the IPCC’s report on climate change yesterday?

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Social and economic structures ‘must be more in tune with sustainability’

Social and economic structures ‘must be more in tune with sustainability’

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Social and economic structures ‘must be more in tune with sustainability’

That’s the suggestion from Mike Hughes, UK & Ireland Zone President at Schneider Electric, who spoke to future Net Zero Founder Sumit Bose last week

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Thai Union to plant more than 7,000 trees to carbon offset annual global meeting

Thai Union to plant more than 7,000 trees to carbon offset annual global meeting

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Thai Union to plant more than 7,000 trees to carbon offset annual global meeting

The seafood company commits to planting 7,222 trees in the next two years

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Greenhouse gas levels ‘have grown to record levels over last five years’

Greenhouse gas levels ‘have grown to record levels over last five years’

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Greenhouse gas levels ‘have grown to record levels over last five years’

The World Meteorological Organization says global average temperature has increased by 0.2°C compared to 2011-2015

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Earth Overshoot Day: World’s 2019 resources ‘budget’ already spent

Earth Overshoot Day: World’s 2019 resources ‘budget’ already spent

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Earth Overshoot Day: World’s 2019 resources ‘budget’ already spent

It has moved up by two months over the last 20 years and this year’s date of 29th July is the earliest ever

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Forest area twice the size of UK ‘cut down to grow food since 2010’

Forest area twice the size of UK ‘cut down to grow food since 2010’

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Forest area twice the size of UK ‘cut down to grow food since 2010’

Greenpeace International says millions of trees have been cut down to set up plantations supplying some of the world’s leading food companies

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