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Lembit Öpik: The Segway PT is a clean, quick, safe and simple solution to our transport problems
Written by Lembit Öpik   
09/09/2008
Lembit Öpik: The Segway PT is a clean, quick, safe and simple solution to our transport problems. So why can't we use them on UK roads?
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Sarah Connor star Lena Headey appears in online Peta ad
Written by Mark Sweney   
09/09/2008
Lena Headey, the star of Terminator TV spin-off The Sarah Connor Chronicles, has signed up to appear in an online ad speaking out against cruelty to animals. By Mark Sweney
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Ethical business: Norway ejects mining giant Rio from its pension portfolio
Written by Terry Macalister   
09/09/2008
Norwegian finance ministry said today that it was selling off the £500m stake held in Rio Tinto because of environmental concerns over an Indonesian gold mine. By Terry Macalister
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Government urged to introduce 'omni-standards' for food
Written by James Randerson   
09/09/2008
Expert calls for a comprehensive labelling system integrating all available information of the environmental, health and social impact of food
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Brendan O'Neill: Elitist evangelists
Written by Brendan O'Neill   
09/09/2008
Brendan O'Neill: By claiming they represent scientific truth, Greenpeace is turning political protest into an elite, aloof, religious-style activity
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Coming to your desktop: virtual submarine that will allow access to Europe's sunken wrecks
Written by James Randerson   
09/08/2008
Project will provide record of archaeological sites on two locations with third planned
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Alys Fowler offers do-it-yourself gardening tips from her new book, The Thrifty Gardener
Written by Alys Fowler   
09/08/2008
Alys Fowler explains how to fill your flowerbeds and containers without breaking the bank, in the final extract from her new book, The Thrifty Gardener
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Letter: Unsustainable fish
Written by guardian.co.uk Environment   
09/08/2008
Letter: Animal Aid is dismayed by the Marine Conservation Society's 'fish to avoid' guide
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Letters: Windfalls and energy efficiency
Written by guardian.co.uk Environment   
09/08/2008
Letters: If the energy industry oligarchs are interested in an alternative to a windfall tax (Report, September 8), I have a proposal
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Father saves girl, 3, swept through storm drain pipe
Written by Martin Wainwright   
09/08/2008
Child forced through underground concrete pipe before father rescued her from river
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George Monbiot: One thing is clear from the history of trade: protectionism makes you rich
Written by George Monbiot   
09/08/2008
George Monbiot: However much Peter Mandelson bullies them, poor countries know his equation of fair trade and free trade is nonsense
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Jonathan Glancey
Written by Jonathan Glancey   
09/08/2008
The rain keeps falling, so why aren't developers or the government preparing for our flooded future? Jonathan Glancey reports
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Is the world going hungry for want of GM crops?
Written by guardian.co.uk Environment   
09/08/2008
The UK’s former chief scientist thinks western fears over genetic modification are indulgent and have held back agricultural technology, particularly in Africa. Has the squeamishness of developed countries been at Africans’ expense?
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Artists and musicians on board for Arctic project
Written by Natalie Hanman   
09/08/2008
Artist Sophie Calle will join voyagers on a trip to the Arctic as part of this year's Cape Farewell, a programme bringing artists and scientists together to raise awareness of climate change
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Science Weekly podcast: A 'rock star geologist' on climate change; plus dire warnings on energy...
Written by Alok Jha, Ian Sample, Nell Boase, Andy Duckworth   
09/08/2008
Geologist Iain Stewart discusses climate change and the media, dire warnings from the government's former chief scientist David King, plus a trip around the Natural History Museum's new 'cocoon'
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Jonah Gelbach: John McCain's misguided carbon emissions policy
Written by Jonah Gelbach   
09/08/2008
Jonah Gelbach: John McCain's plan to cut carbon emissions will simply increase profits for America's biggest polluters
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Union calls for windfall tax on 'greedy' energy firms
Written by Hélène Mulholland   
09/08/2008
Unite to table a motion at the TUC conference calling for a levy on energy companies' 'excess profits'
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Natural History Museum: A £78m metamorphosis
Written by Jonathan Glancey   
09/08/2008
Where can you find 17m bugs and 200 scientists inside a giant cocoon? Jonathan Glancey takes a look around the extraordinary new Darwin Centre
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RNLI to double flood rescue lifeboats
Written by Matthew Weaver   
09/08/2008
Charity predicts more inland operations as deluges become more frequent but says coastal rescues remain core focus
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Video: Cuba and Florida prepare for hurricane Ike
Written by guardian.co.uk Environment   
09/08/2008
Hurricane Ike approaches Cuba after ripping through Haiti and the southern Bahamas
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Hurricane Ike: The view from space
Written by Ed Ewing   
09/08/2008
Follow hurricane Ike as it grows from a mid-Atlantic tropical storm to a devastating hurricane
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Graham Harvey: Feeding our livestock grass, not grain, will slow climate change
Written by Graham Harvey   
09/08/2008
We can slow climate change not by eating less meat, but by feeding our livestock on grass, not grain
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Birds and berries: A fertile feast
Written by Stephen Moss   
09/08/2008
As we move into autumn, berries are enticing many species of birds who gorge on them before their long migration, unwittingly helping these plants propagate
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Hurricane Ike weakens to category 2 storm as it moves over Cuba
Written by David Batty   
09/08/2008
More than 777,000 Cubans evacuated to higher ground after storm worsens floods in Haiti
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Rowenna Davis: The Green party must send out a message of economic pragmatism as well as...
Written by Rowenna Davis   
09/08/2008
Rowenna Davis: The Greens could be more popular than ever. But they must send out a message of economic pragmatism as well as sustainability
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