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Fukushima tragedy: The day of black snow
"I was kicked out of my hometown for doing nothing wrong. It was heartbreaking. Now, Iitate is polluted, and some of my neighbours have died."
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How car companies are speeding us towards a climate crash (and what we can do to stop them)
"Car companies must offer new methods of transport that don’t harm our health or our planet."
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How ocean protectors are beating corporate lobbyists at the UN
This week, governments are meeting at the UN in New York for crucial negotiations towards a Global Ocean Treaty, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
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Life in the Siberian haze
“We drive with the fog lights on. We wake up in the middle of the night with a headache, take pain medication and go back to bed."
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Protecting the Oceans, from Pole to Pole
We’re on an epic voyage from the Arctic to the Antarctic, to reveal the wonders that lie beneath the surface of our oceans and confront the threats they face.
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World Photography Day: Reflecting back on 2019 so far
Photography has come a long way in driving environmental activism and bearing witness to the changing world.
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The Russian wildfires in pictures
"Quickly approaching furnace I must take pictures. I want to fix the disaster. I take pictures, through my own tears."
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Celebrating Indigenous resistance around the world
All around the world, from the United States to Finland, Brazil to Morocco, Indigenous People have been rising and resisting for centuries to protect their culture.
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Five reasons to look after our land
How using land better is a vital part of surviving the climate crisis.
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From Hiroshima to now, can nuclear ever be peaceful?
Japan - the only country that has come under a nuclear attack during war and suffered one of the worst nuclear accidents in history - should abandon nuclear power.