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Could the domino effect of climate change impacts knock us into ‘Hothouse Earth’?

The summer’s heatwaves around the world have ushered in a spate of new and alarming…

Iceland finally pulls the plug on its internationally condemned minke whale hunts

Iceland’s internationally condemned minke whale hunting industry has shut down, citing rising costs.. Just six…

Art for heart’s sake – an auction of love and protection

It was a huge privilege to spend a perfect summer’s evening at the Nature in…

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A BBC long read, featuring our recent CFC investigation that received world-wide media coverage:

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The ozone detectives hunting ozone-killing chemicals

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Using chemical-monitoring technology, scientists are ‘sniffing the air’ to help protect the ozone from illegal emissions.

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Our Wildlife Campaigner Aron White was interviewed by National Geographic on the horrifying news that South Africa will be exporting 1,500 Lion skeletons per year -

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South Africa to Export 1,500 Lion Skeletons Per Year—Legally

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South Africa has nearly doubled the amount of lion bones that can leave the country, in a move many say could encourage illegal trade.

3 days ago ·

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