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Danish children trap 19,000 ants to study impact of climate change

A citizen science project which saw children and their families trap 19,000 ants has identified how different species are coping with climate change in Denmark

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Boris Johnson, U.K. prime minister, delivers the opening remarks during the Global Investment Summit (GIS) 2021 at the Science Museum in London, U.K., on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. Johnson is hosting the summit, where as many as 200 CEOs and investors are expected to gather. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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UK net zero strategy under fire for failure to show carbon savings

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Radcliffe Camera and All Souls College, Oxford

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UK university climate targets strongly criticised for lack of ambition

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Blue gas flame of boiler

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UK plans £5000 grants for heat pumps ahead of gas boiler ban in 2035

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Whales

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Climate change could slow recovery of southern right whales

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High voltage power transformer substation

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Poorer nations will be hit by rising energy costs from climate change

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Energy watchdog says net zero can protect against future price shocks

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Energy watchdog says net zero can protect against future price shocks

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Climate demonstrators

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COP26: Which countries are doing best at tackling climate change?

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Snowshoe Hare Lepus americanus changing from summer to winter fur in Teslin, Yukon, Canada; Shutterstock ID 783248209; purchase_order: -; job: -; client: -; other: -

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Hares with failed snow camouflage still manage to avoid predators

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The 5 roles you may have to affect climate change

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The 5 roles you may have to affect climate change

Many people have a disproportionate impact on climate change – here's how to harness that power for good, write Kimberly Nicholas and Kristian Steensen Nielsen

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Climate change drove the expansion of the Tupi people in South America

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Physics Nobel awarded for work on chaotic systems such as the climate

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People in cities have faced huge increase in heat exposure since 1983

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Tomorrow Is Too Late review: Young activists speak out on the climate

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