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Polluted air breathed in by mothers near busy roads can pass on black carbon particles on to unborn babies – causing miscarriages, premature births and low birth weights, new research shows.
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A supermarket chain has announced it will be getting rid of single-use plastic bags by the end of 2018.
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China pushes for environmental change by declaring it will turn solely to electric vehicles in the future.
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Five days out, Olympic athletes and visitors face another fear in Rio
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On World Oceans Day, we look at the impact of tourism on the marine health of tropical destination the Maldives, where wildlife is at risk.
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Science and human ingenuity are working overtime to find ways to help reduce waste and, in turn, our footprint on the planet.
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Two Australian surfers tired of dealing with dangerous and unsightly ocean pollution engineered an incredible invention.
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Tiny plastic microbeads from cosmetic products are becoming a major part of the pollution clogging up our oceans and waterways. Microbeads […]
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Could this giant smog-sucking vacuum solve the world’s pollution problems?
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If you don’t live on a street lined with trees it might be worth organising a mass planting bee with […]
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Kermit the Frog’s long-lost cousin has been found in Costa Rica – celebrating Save the Frogs Day.
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France is trialing a six-month experiment, paying people to cycle to work to try and improve fitness and air pollution levels, while reducing fossil fuel consumption.
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In the absence of an ocean sheriff, international waters are being overfished and polluted beyond recognition. The high seas are crucial to supporting life on this planet, but while the world talks about how best to protect them, exploitation is accelerating at an alarming rate.
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The clean-up begins after 50,000 litres of crude oil poured into the Gulf of Thailand last week.
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Researchers say avocado oil could help with diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. Known for its cholesterol-fighting properties, the scientists say it contains antioxidants that protect from damage caused by pollution and radiation.
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Nuclear professor says radioactive tuna caught off California can produce a small inscrease in cancer risks. MiNDFOOD Reports.
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