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Sewage spills at a record high
New figures reveal nearly half a million spills in 2023 – a rise of 58 per cent on the previous year
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Children set grown-ups tasks to be allowed into their Chelsea garden
‘No Adults Allowed’ space at the popular horticultural event is intended to make it more welcoming for younger visitors
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Hoad’s Wood is a sad symbol of Britain’s fly-tipping scandal
Beauty spots across the country are being despoiled by criminal gangs and the authorities are seemingly powerless to stop them
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‘It’s patronising to say that all slugs are friends – the RHS treats gardeners as nincompoops’
A new campaign by the RHS and the Wildlife Trusts is encouraging us to appreciate the garden pests – but not all horticulturists are keen
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Rishi Sunak announces new gas power stations to ease risk of blackouts
UK to build extra energy infrastructure despite PM’s earlier pledge to phase out fossil fuels to achieve net zero target
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The remarkable resurgence of the English peregrine falcon
Although a scuffle between two peregrines has led to a change of the guard at Winchester, numbers of these birds of prey are on the rise
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Disaster is looming for the electric grid
‘I do not use the term ‘crisis’ for melodrama, but because it is an accurate description’
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The US should stand firm in the Arctic, as Russia lays claim to own the North Pole
UN has endorsed Russian seabed bid in the High North
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The Duke of Norfolk: The precious gift Prince Philip gave me to restore my estate’s wildlife
He organised Queen Elizabeth’s funeral and King Charles III’s Coronation – but his fight to save the grey partridge is a personal project
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The American revolt against green energy has begun
There’s no such thing as a wind or solar ‘farm’, just an ugly industrial site
