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Just Stop Oil protesters smash glass on painting at National Gallery.
US and UK militaries owe combined $111bn in climate reparations.
Western countries clash with Saudi Arabia over UN climate fund.
Just Stop Oil protesters smash glass on painting at National Gallery.
US and UK militaries owe combined $111bn in climate reparations.
Western countries clash with Saudi Arabia over UN climate fund.

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Duque de Caxias in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was once part of a huge rubbish dump. 🌳 But ten years later, it is a blossoming mangrove forest home to different species of crabs, snails, fish and birds. Thanks to the city’s rubbish collection agency, Comlurb, garbage has been removed, a rainwater drainage system has been built and mangroves have been replanted.

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After suffering years of violence and exploitation of their land, Brazil's Indigenous peoples can finally claim a win.

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Following two years of negotiations, last week the EU gave final approval to create the world’s first-ever carbon border tax. But what does that actually mean? 💸 Well, it means that EU countries will be able to charge tax on imports depending on the amount of greenhouse gases emitted in their production. The plan is to phase the tax in from 2026 and impose it on seven high-emission industries, including steel, fertiliser and electricity.

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Festival season is here 🌞🕶⛺️ The sun is shining and across the UK music events have begun. But whilst these events are fun in the sun, they can often have a negative impact on the environment. Luckily, many are taking steps to make them more sustainable.

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Have you been enjoying the warmer weather recently? Scientists are predicting that 2023 could be the hottest year on record. 🌎 Whilst we all enjoy a sunny day and warmer weather, the effects on our planet aren’t always as positive.

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