Wednesday, July 23. 2008

Video: Escaped chimp disarms zookeeper

A chimpanzee at a zoo in western Japan apparently wanted to escape into the shade. To stay there, he disarmed a zoo worker

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Climate change as seen through the eyes of the world's top cartoonists

Winning and shortlisted entries in the Ken Sprague Fund cartoon competition. If you think you shouldn't make light of environmental degradation, look away now ...

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Tuesday, July 22. 2008

Harry Phibbs: We must eradicate mink to save the water vole from extinction

Harry Phibbs: Farmers and misguided animal rights activists have unleashed a furry reign of terror on the water vole

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Energy: Coal-fired power stations will entail a high-emissions future, say MPs

Government under pressure to ban new coal power plants not equipped with carbon capture technology

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Monday, July 21. 2008

Robert Watson: Ofcom's censure of Channel 4 does not go far enough

Robert Watson: Ofcom's censure of Channel 4 is flawed: The Great Global Warming Swindle clearly misled viewers about climate change

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Birdwatch: Chough

Stephen Moss: Like most birders, I have a soft spot for the rarest British member of the crow family

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Sunday, July 20. 2008

Global warming: green campaigners blamed for 4x4 attacks

Warning letter left on the windscreens of vandalised SUVs in Marston, Oxford, suggest the crimes were driven by environmental protest

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Global warming: green campaigners blamed for 4x4 attacks

Warning letter left on the windscreens of vandalised SUVs in Marston, Oxford, suggest the crimes were driven by environmental protest

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Saturday, July 19. 2008

Letters: Behind the bloodbath in Genoa

Letters: Thanks for running Nick Davies' excellent piece on the battle of Genoa, in which Italian police severely beat anti-globalisation protesters at the 2001 G8 summit

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Letters: Behind the bloodbath in Genoa

Letters: Thanks for running Nick Davies' excellent piece on the battle of Genoa, in which Italian police severely beat anti-globalisation protesters at the 2001 G8 summit

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Friday, July 18. 2008

Dayo Olopade: Al Gore's call for renewable electricity bridges the partisan divide

Dayo Olopade: Al Gore's call for carbon-free electricity changed the terms of the global warming debate by focusing on investment

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Energy: Bill for Britain's nuclear clean-up increases by another �10bn

Credibility of the nuclear industry is shaken by cost hike announced one week after MPs' criticism of the accounts

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Thursday, July 17. 2008

Swan upping

The annual ritual of Swan Upping on the river Thames, the census of the swan population

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Steve Bell: Likeability to electability

The political winds blow in Cameron's favour, but he may yet be dismissed as a policy-free pessimist

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Wednesday, July 16. 2008

Suez shareholders endorse GDF merger

The ?95bn merger, certain to be approved by Gaz de France shareholders later this afternoon, was hailed by Suez chief executive G�rard Mestrallet as 'the biggest in France in 20 years'

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