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Water: Campaigners cheer defeat of Biwater's £10m Tanzanian claim

Written by Xan Rice
07/28/2008
ICSID rule government violated treaty with UK but award no damages as value was nil at time of expropriation Read more...

Oil: Campaigners seek an end to production of CO2-intensive 'unconventional fuels'

Written by Terry Macalister
07/28/2008
Oil companies face backlash from the Co-operative and other members of the ethical investment community Read more...

Katharine Whitehorn on cooking and ageing

Written by Katharine Whitehorn
07/28/2008
Katharine Whitehorn: Does cooking decline with age, like hearing and memory, or improve, like claret and stilton? Read more...

George Monbiot: We lie and bluster about our nukes - and then wag our fingers at Iran

Written by George Monbiot
07/28/2008
George Monbiot: By failing to disarm and breaking the rules when it suits, nuclear states are driving proliferation as much as Ahmadinejad Read more...

Editorial: Rising energy prices are the root cause of a miserable winter ahead

Written by Editorial
07/28/2008
Editorial: Rising energy prices will be the root cause of a miserable winter, MPs warn Read more...

Food: Scientists want top security for GM crop tests

Written by Ian Sample
07/28/2008
Scientists claim repeated attacks on their trials are stifling vital research into the environmental impact of farming Read more...

Eaten up

Written by guardian.co.uk Environment
07/28/2008
Ed Pilkington talks to the soothsayer of agro-economics, Raj Patel, about what will happen when the food finally runs out Read more...

Haiti: Mud cakes become staple diet as cost of food soars beyond a family's reach

Written by Rory Carroll
07/28/2008
With little cash and import prices rocketing half the population faces starvation Read more...

France: Bulls escape from French farm

Written by Lizzy Davies
07/28/2008
Police, firefighters and cattle herders on horseback deployed to hunt more than 20 bulls released by unknown saboteurs Read more...

Nationwide UK competition shows the way to cut costs and carbon emissions

Written by Martin Wainwright
07/28/2008
A competition is showing the way to cut fuel bills by a third and carbon by a fifth. By Martin Wainwright Read more...

Simon Tisdall: China's new nationalism may require careful negotiation

Written by Simon Tisdall
07/28/2008
Simon Tisdall: The country's confidence, bolstered by the Olympics, is the subject of anxious debate for the EU and US Read more...

The green agenda: August

Written by guardian.co.uk Environment
07/28/2008
Giulio Sica rounds up this month's green-themed debates, campaigns and activities Read more...

Olympic organisers announce new measures to clean up Beijing's air quality

Written by Jonathan Watts
07/28/2008
Beijing's Olympic organisers are planning a new set of emergency measures to reduce pollution after the draconian steps introduced a week ago failed Read more...

Germaine Greer on new housing

Written by Germaine Greer
07/27/2008
Germaine Greer: The developers of the eco-towns are uninterested in design and terrified of innovation Read more...

Michael Berkeley: Rush for green energy risks a blot of turbines on the landscape

Written by Michael Berkeley
07/27/2008
Michael Berkeley: The rush for more green energy via wind farms risks sacrificing our most beautiful landscapes Read more...

The question: Is the compost crisis over?

Written by Lia Leendertz
07/27/2008
Lia Leendertz: The curse of contaminated manure has touched allotments in every corner of the land Read more...

Francet: Très fatigués! St Tropez locals declare war on 'helicopter hell' of rich and famous

Written by Lizzy Davies
07/27/2008
More than 4,000 people have signed petition started by pressure group Halte Hélico Read more...

Emirates is ditching its magazine to save the environment

Written by Conor Purcell
07/27/2008
Emirates is ditching its magazine to save the environment - and fuel costs. If other airlines follow suit, the in-flight mag could be entering a turbulent period. Conor Purcell reports Read more...

Mark Cocker: Country diary

Written by Mark Cocker
07/27/2008
Mark Cocker: Claxton, Norfolk Read more...

Wendy Roby assesses the ethics of job related freebies

Written by Wendy Roby
07/27/2008
The special perks that come with a job are often what makes it worth the effort. But, asks Wendy Roby, should you really be accepting free gifts with the stationery delivery? Read more...

Barbara Ellen: It takes a real man to say he enjoys tofu

Written by Barbara Ellen
07/26/2008
Barbara Ellen: To stand up and be counted as a male vegetarian must require cojones of immense size Read more...

UK scientists hit out at new coal station plans

Written by Tim Webb
07/26/2008
Power plants to be built without technology to cut emissions will accelerate global warming, experts claim Read more...

Robin McKie: Actions speak louder than a lot of government hot air

Written by Robin McKie
07/26/2008
Robin McKie: Melt our ice-caps and you release forces you cannot control Read more...

Ethical dilemma: How can we save our trees from the chop? asks Lucy Siegle

Written by Lucy Siegle
07/26/2008
It's not quite the Amazon rainforest, but Britain's tree canopy is a vital asset. Lucy Siegle on why, and how, we should protect it Read more...

The green gauge: From fair pay for waiters to endangered flamingos

Written by guardian.co.uk Environment
07/26/2008
From fair pay for waiters to endangered flamingos Read more...

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