Forbidden forests: how Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows saved the trees
How Bloomsbury used the Harry Potter series to make publishing eco-friendly.
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The tale of a stuffed echidna: what we see when we look at animals
Picasso, missing nipples and how we relate to other species.
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The rise of the green mayor – Sadiq Khan and the politics of clean energy
At an event at Tate Modern, Sadiq Khan pledged to clean up London's act.
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Stephen Hawking’s enthusiasm for colonising space makes him almost as bad as Trump
The physicist's inistence on mankind's expansion risks making him a handmaiden of inequality.
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The place felt oddly remote and slightly cold – and there was a suitably eerie explanation
It was as if I’d stepped out of the sun into shadow.
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Magna Carta was good for humans – but even better for fish
“All fish-weirs shall be removed from the Thames, the Medway, and throughout the whole of England, except on the sea…
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Against activism: Paul Kingsnorth’s Confessions of a Recovering Environmentalist
The author of The Wake voices his disillusionment with green politics – but it’s an argument at risk of bumping into its…
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Today, Wordsworth would be dismissed as a curmudgeon in tweeds
Who most deserves to wander lonely as a cloud, in this hopelessly overcrowded land of ours?
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