Protests, pledges and alpacas: 2021’s environmental year in review
The progress of the natural world often evades easy categorisation, but this year contained some notable moments.
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The progress of the natural world often evades easy categorisation, but this year contained some notable moments.
ByGuillermo Fernandez was no climate activist – but his protest outside the Swiss parliament has helped mobilise his country to…
ByTwice as many people in the UK support banning all new oil and gas exploration as oppose it, new polling…
ByThe first UK net-zero McDonald's restaurant hasn’t got the memo on beef.
ByIt is unacceptable that the government’s response to recent demonstrations is to give the police more powers to stop them.
ByNew pledges and legislation should help slow tropical deforestation, but a full dietary shift is needed for real change.
ByAs drought ravages the horn of Africa, youth climate activists are calling for global solidarity and support for local action.
ByThe failure of Venezuela to sign the Cop26 deforestation deal is yet another sign of President Nicolás Maduro’s total disregard…
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