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Why must cycling companies saddle women with pink?
Grace Wong: Endless frills and florals may encourage women to be less assertive riders. It's time the industry took a more unisex approach -
Guardian Environment Blogs 16hr 26min ago
Massive water discovery in Kenya's desert
Paula Kahumbu: The Turkana underground water discovery is equivalent in volume to 25 times greater than Loch Ness
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Climate Consensus - the 97% 18hr 16min ago
Global warming, ethanol, and will-o-wisp solutions
John Abraham: Contrary to common perceptions, corn-based ethanol is a useful technology on the road to reducing carbon emissions
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Southern crossroads 1 day ago
Tony Abbott's carbon price referendum was a flop
Alexander White: The results of the Australian election are far from a mandate for abolition – voters preferred to stay home instead
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Mother Jones: Climate change and carbon pricing have toppled political leaders and divided Australia. Will Saturday's election bring peace?
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ChinaDialogue: Hua Ming spent three years working as an environmental manager for a major mining company in south-west China. His experience was a mixture of achievement and a sense of powerlessness
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Tree health experts have secured £945,000 of EU funding over four years to develop ObservaTree, an early warning system of pest and disease threats to the UK's trees
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From the Kingsnorth six to the Ratcliffe 20, environmental protesters have received a range of sentences for their actions
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Country diary: Wolsingham, Weardale: After perfect flowering weather and few pathogens, the trees bear an unusually heavy crop of black fruits, as shiny as polished jet
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Country diary: Wenlock Edge: It was a fresh kill, and the first bluebottles were investigating the scene with forensic diligence. Someone would be waiting at a loft for a prize bird that would never return
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Guardian sustainable business 3hr 21min ago
Beyond farmers markets: can food entrepreneurs boost buying local?
Food startups and nonprofits are working to better connect smaller farms with consumers to give local produce a boost
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Guardian sustainable business 5hr 21min ago
Dov Seidman: where capitalism lost its way
Jo Confino interviews Dov Seidman about where capitalism lost its way and why values must be at the heart of corporate sustainability transformation
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Lord Rees appeals for research into geoengineering technologies in case efforts to curb carbon emissions fail
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Parliament approves a 6% cap on the contribution of biofuels to Europe's renewable transport energy target
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This week: a potential conflict of interests in Britain, mites decimate bees, and a peek at the new film More Than Honey
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Actor is accused of harassing state institutions after interviewing forestry minister about illegal logging and climate change
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Two vast underground aquifers seen by satellite technology in Turkana county may provide much-needed water for barren area
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Apple has arguably done more than its rivals to improve conditions at factories and reduce its environmental footprint. By Juliette Garside
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Prime minister announces end of draft bill that would have allowed a Canadian company to mine in Rosia Montana
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The government says evidence does not point to risks to pollinators that would justify proposed neonicotinoids restrictions
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Tim Stone: If we are prepared to invest in safe extraction, shale gas can be a bridge to a low-carbon future
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Phil Aroneanu: Activists agree we must fight the Keystone XL pipeline in the US, but also chip away at the political power of the fossil fuel industry
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Janet Davis: The Ramblers will always be the guardian of our ancient paths – but we will work with landowners to amend routes if necessary
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Ian Jack: Greendyke Bing, a huge spoil heap outside Edinburgh once said to be visible from space, is now a treasured local landmark. The leagacy of any industry is not easy to predict
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Pelicans, crabs and cakes: Smith Island, Maryland, USA - in pictures
EPA photographer Jim Lo Scalzo documents the small, threatened community of Smith Island, just south of Tylerton, in Maryland, US
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