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Martin Wainwright: Let's salute the Guardian's female country diarists

Written by Martin Wainwright
08/30/2008
Martin Wainwright: Let's raise a magnifying glass to the Guardian's elite band of female country diarists Read more...

Video: Monty Don talks about Britain's relationship with gardening and food

Written by Monty Don, Leo Hickman, David Levene, Christian Bennett
08/29/2008
The TV gardener talks about food, gardening and his plans to help Britain care more about them both Read more...

Jeremy Leggett: Beware the bear trap

Written by Jeremy Leggett
08/29/2008
Jeremy Leggett: Britain, like most of Europe, is at risk of being the target of Russia's energy export weaponry Read more...

Soil Association chief suggests abandoning the term 'organic'

Written by Leo Hickman
08/29/2008
Former Gardeners World presenter, Monty Don, aims to tackle perceptions of organic food Read more...

Interview: Monty Don, the new president of the Soil Association

Written by Leo Hickman
08/29/2008
Monty Don's doctors want him to take it easy. He wants to convert British gardeners to growing their own food, and import networking skills from al-Qaida Read more...

Environment: Boris Johnson announces plans to soak up rainwater

Written by David Adam
08/29/2008
Mayor announces adaptation strategy to prepare London for the effects of climate change Read more...

Sniffer dog Toby takes lead role in bumblebee conservation

Written by Kirsty Scott
08/29/2008
Spaniel trained to find nests in £112,000 study as university team seeks answers to species decline Read more...

Tap water, sir? We don't do it

Written by Patrick Collinson
08/29/2008
Can a restaurant refuse to serve tap water and only offer expensive bottled imports instead? Patrick Collinson finds a surprising legal vacuum - and a growing environmental rebellion Read more...

Walkers toast Country Diary collection

Written by Martin Wainwright
08/29/2008
80-strong posse of enthusiasts celebrate launch of first collection by female contributors Read more...

India: Up to 2,000 feared dead in Bihar floods

Written by Randeep Ramesh
08/29/2008
Official death toll at 65, but aid agencies say thousands more are missing Read more...

Amazon rainforest: Explorer maps out complex lost civilisations of the Amazon

Written by Tom Phillips
08/29/2008
Settlements thought to date back at least 1,500 years and described by authors as 'garden cities' Read more...

Boris Johnson outlines London's defences against global warming

Written by David Adam
08/29/2008
The mayor of London has outlined his strategy to protect the city from the effects of global warming, including turning the rooftops of the city into gardens to soak up downpours Read more...

David Adam talks to Boris Johnson about his new climate change plan for London

Written by David Adam, Scott Cawley
08/29/2008
The mayor of London on how he plans to tackle climate change in the capital Read more...

Jenny Jones: The mayor must act on global warming

Written by Jenny Jones
08/29/2008
Jenny Jones: I welcome today's strategy on coping with climate change, but it's time Boris Johnson backed up his amusing words with action Read more...

Travel: London to Fes without flying

Written by Christine Oliver, David Levene
08/29/2008
David Levene drives his family from Walthamstow, London to Fes in Morocco. Travelling under water, over water, up mountains and down dunes, follow their journey across four countries with our interactive guide Read more...

2,000 feared dead in India flood

Written by Randeep Ramesh
08/29/2008
Indian government accused of playing down Bihar flooding with an official death toll of 65 Read more...

Oliver Tickell: Economics is not a value-free science

Written by Oliver Tickell
08/29/2008
Oliver Tickell: Bjorn Lomborg reduces everything to numbers. But by putting a price on the priceless, we risk losing it Read more...

Peter Walker hears from people who shop for organic food

Written by Peter Walker
08/29/2008
Peter Walker hears from shoppers on their attitudes to organic food during the current economic downturn Read more...

Greenwatch: 'Lost towns' discovered in Amazon

Written by Environment editor
08/29/2008
Today's top green stories from websites around the world Read more...

Why my farm has not jumped on the organic bandwagon

Written by Peter Greig
08/29/2008
Peter Greig, who runs Pipers farm, explains why he believes his produce is better quality than organic Read more...

Tropical storm Gustav hurricane threat to US

Written by David Batty
08/29/2008
Storm that has already caused damage across the Caribbean threatens Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana on Katrina anniversary Read more...

Mayor Boris Johnson's global warming plan aims to cool London

Written by PA
08/29/2008
Urban greening, flood risk management and cooler buildings are part of the mayor's strategy to cope with climate change Read more...

The green agenda: September

Written by Giulio Sica
08/29/2008
Giulio Sica rounds up this month's green-themed debates, campaigns and activities Read more...

Helen Browning: Organic farming is no fad, argues the food and farming director at the Soil...

Written by Helen Browning
08/29/2008
Helen Browning: Ethical shopping is a £5bn industry and not simply a way to assuage guilt Read more...

Nuclear power generators in spain accused of putting profit before safety

Written by Graham Keeley
08/28/2008
Catalan regional government says that failure to invest has caused several incidents at two nuclear stations Read more...

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