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Biden’s green energy plans will funnel taxpayer billions to Chinese firms
Plans designed to protect US industry will bankroll China’s expansion
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Using biomass to reach net zero could be a waste of taxpayer money
It is time for the Government to put the brakes on yet more massive subsidies for burning wood, says Tory MP
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UK withdraws from investment treaty that put net zero under threat
Climate activists hail decision to leave international Energy Charter Treaty though critics say it could harm UK renewable sector
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One of Britain’s tallest magnolia trees felled over health and safety fears
A report found ‘obvious’ signs of decay and warned it could fall onto nearby properties
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The court ruling that could stop eco-protesters escaping punishment
The Court of Appeal could close the route that many activists take to be acquitted – but critics say tightening the law would be ‘draconian’
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The rewilding plan turning churchyards into ‘living sanctuaries’
New initiatives by vicars and volunteers are helping God’s Acres in Britain become a haven for our beleaguered wildlife
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Sunak faces backlash after saying farmers work for love, not money
Prime Minister’s remarks at NFU conference rebuked by union chief as polling shows Tories face rural election woe
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Biden is realising just how unpopular green EVs are – with help from the unions
‘With each passing day, it becomes clearer the electric vehicle mandate is unrealistic’
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Britain’s historic gas-powered lamps – and the campaign to save them from faux-environmentalism
Heartless councils plotted to rip out vintage lamps under the loose cover of eco-friendliness, but the Gasketeers cut through the green tape
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It makes perfect sense that Putin wants Biden to win the election. It’s all about the gas market
Demand is going nowhere but up. If the US doesn't meet it, Russia will
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Mudlarking around: ‘The story of London is locked away in the mud of the Thames’
Despite new licences being suspended, messing about on the river has never felt so good
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The unfair policy that leaves some coastal homes protected while others wash away
Ever more houses are being washed away as a result of erosion – but are stronger defences the answer and what can the homeowners do?
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Biden’s green fantasy of two-thirds electric cars sales in 2032 is just not happening
Heavy, short-ranged, slow to charge, hard to maintain. But at least they're expensive
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Brighton kicks weedkiller ban to the curb after five years
Council says it’s time to take back the streets from the plague of nettles, thistles and weeds
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Getting permits for big new projects is hard. Green energy should not be an exception
The net-zero journey seems to involve increasingly authoritarian government
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Scientist calls for facial recognition to keep hedgehogs safe from robot lawn mowers
Using hedgehog crash test dummies, Dr Sophie Lund Rasmussen has found that the animals cannot be detected by current technology
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Customs checkpoint 22 miles from Dover 'creates hole in the border'
Fears raised over biosecurity as lorries will now be checked at £100m site in Ashford
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The Texas power grid is on the verge of another fatal collapse. Green energy is absent
Hopefully this time we can avoid turning off vital fossil fuel installations
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The scientists fighting back against the climate doomers
Climate anxiety is affecting many, especially young people, but what they need most is hope
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Eggs labelled free range could come from a barn under new proposals
Farmers may not have to relabel produce after avian flu outbreaks add cost pressures to industry
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Here’s what heat pumps mean for America: Free air conditioners for the poor
This is going to save electricity?
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The allotment gardeners who took on a duke – and won
A London planning war has finally come to an end – but it won’t be the last feud of its kind
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TfL’s own safety advisers say Sadiq Khan's bus stops next to cycle lanes are a ‘turd’
Documents reveal damning description of Mayor of London's designs for stops where passengers must board and exit onto cycle lanes
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Are you in touch with nature? Take our wildlife quiz and find out
The British countryside is full of unsung glories, but are you an expert on them? Our 18 questions will sort the wheat from the chaff
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Hunting as a child taught me resilience and courage – we should encourage it, not ban it
I’ve hunted for as long as I can remember and my childhood memories of following hounds could only ever be described as incredible
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The USA is sleepwalking into a future of blackouts
More gas powerplants needed or there's going to be trouble
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The real reasons why 2023 was Armageddon for trees
Whether it's councils, private landowners or vandals cutting down trees, nobody is keeping track of what we’re losing, say campaigners
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‘The noise of the heat pump is horrendous – imagine an estate with 1,000 blasting away’
The Government wants us to swap our gas boilers for the sake of our environment, but little thought is being given to the sound of progress
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The West's only licensed small reactor project is dead. It's a blow for green energy
Reliable, affordable low carbon energy will be hard to achieve without nuclear
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Dozens of 100-year-old palm trees felled in English Riviera
Torquay furious after council carries out work 'without warning' in seafront Italian Gardens
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Supermarkets must ensure products don’t contribute to illegal deforestation, says Steve Barclay
Legislation will cover palm oil, cocoa, beef, leather and soy products, Environment Secretary will tell Cop28 on Saturday
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Act now to stop climate change from turbo-charging infectious disease, scientists warn
World leaders at the Cop28 summit are told that urgent action is needed to prevent the epidemiological fallout of global warming
