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Ageing energy infrastructure stands in the way of the steps needed to ready Britain for a near-future of sweltering summer temperatures.

It’s the year 2050. The UK is sweltering in 40 degree heat and then some. Water supply is being carefully rationed. Businesses are feeling the squeeze as consumers stay at home, and emergency services are rushed o...


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May’s scorching temperatures arrived ahead of a predicted ‘super El Niño’, and triggered a rapid rise in air pollution.

In the past week, French media has reported on how last month’s unprecedented heatwave triggered a spike in ozone pollution. Temperatures across the county peaked at 37.1C on Monday 24th May, setting a new record for May, with simila...


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From puffins to pine martens, 18 UK animal species are in the running to appear on the next series of Bank of England banknotes.

The shortlist, unveiled today (4th June), marks the next stage in a public consultation that found overwhelming support for nature-themed currency. Voters will now have a month to help choose the four animals that will ultima...


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A groundbreaking study of climate and environmental messaging in the UK has identified the most effective way of advocating policies and reduced consumption.

With Britain gradually cooling off after a record-breaking May heatwave, and signs of a ‘super El Niño’ set to hit in the next month — pushing global temperatures to extreme levels — we don’t nee...


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Over recent years, rivers that once ran clear through the Arctic wilderness have been turning a Trumpian shade of orange and scientists now say they have definitive evidence to explain why.

The new study confirms what earlier research had suggested, that thawing permafrost is contaminating remote rivers, discolouring them with toxic iron particles that...


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