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Temperatures peak on warmest day of the year so far

A high of 20.9C was recorded at Gogerddan in Wales on Wednesday afternoon.

Evening Standard · Mar 18

Corpus Christi Cuts Timeline to Disaster as Abbott Issues Emergency Orders

The governor’s office said the city’s two main reservoirs could dry up by May, much sooner than previous timelines. But authorities still offer no plan for curtailment of water use.

Texas Observer · Mar 18

England must destine 7% of land to nature and renewables to hit green targets, data shows

Government’s first published land use framework maps how land is used and how it can be adapted to meet changing needs

The Guardian - UK · Mar 18

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Government to lift paywall from large parts of the Land Registry

Exclusive: finding out who owns land will become simpler under plans to make the best use of green spaces and hit net zero targets

The Guardian - UK · Mar 18

Country diary: Return to ‘bitey horse field’ – this time with a plan

Frome, Somerset: A small patch of land, leased by the council, will be the site of a new community project. And so we descend, ready to rewrite its future

The Guardian - UK · Mar 18

High-power pit stop: quantum batteries could rev up EVs

The next generation of batteries could power up electric cars within minutes and Australian researchers have developed a world-first proof-of-concept.

AAP · Mar 17

Charles impressed by ‘fantastic’ bath made from wood chips

The King was joined at the New Wood: Building a bio-based future exhibition by the president of Finland, Alexander Stubb.

Evening Standard · Mar 17

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Tony Bracegirdle obituary

Other lives: Champion rose grower and judge who shared his enthusiasm through talks and a weekly column in Garden News

The Guardian - UK · Mar 17

Australia’s environment minister wants to ban fishers and drillers from more ocean – and avoid a culture war

Conservationists hope Murray Watt’s review of national marine parks will ‘right the wrongs’ of previous downgrade of protection

The Guardian - AU · Mar 17

Surfing’s big break: how climate crisis insurance may save El Salvador’s waves

Fearing that extreme weather threatened its epic breaks, Oriente Salvaje is piloting the first surf insurance policy to protect livelihoods and ecosystems

The Guardian - UK · Mar 17

How Pakistan’s people-led solar boom is easing impact of Middle East energy crisis

Falling costs and government incentives make solar an attractive option for many, reducing need for gas

The Guardian - UK · Mar 17

Country diary: A wildflower display of astonishing richness

Drosopigi, the Mani, Greece: This rocky region’s abundance of flora takes the breath away – not least a long and winding trail of Chios chamomile

The Guardian - UK · Mar 17

Revealed: the world’s worst mega-leaks of methane driving global heating

Exclusive: Fixing a leak can be simple and equivalent to closing a coal power station, making lack of action maddening, say analysts

The Guardian - UK · Mar 17

Reduced physical activity due to global heating will lead to rise in health issues, study says

Researchers project that reduced activity could contribute to half a million additional premature deaths annually by 2050

The Guardian - UK · Mar 16

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The Guardian - UK · Mar 16

Small changes in how we garden can make a big difference to birds

Letter: Sue Morgan of SongBird Survival warns of dangers such as fur left out for nesting birds by well-meaning pet owners

AAP · Mar 16

Summer climate 'whiplash' hitting harder and faster

Australia is seesawing between floods and fires with increasing frequency, leaving a trail of ecosystem stress, property damage and strained council budgets.

Texas Observer · Mar 16

Man v. Nature

Federal appellate courts are enacting an anti-environment agenda—especially in the ultraconservative 5th Circuit, new analysis shows.

The Guardian - AU · Mar 16

Replacing 1m petrol cars with EVs could cut Australia’s reliance on foreign fuel by 1bn litres a year

Electric vehicles reduce exposure to global oil price shocks and shift energy consumption to electricity largely produced domestically, expert says

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The Guardian - UK · Mar 16

‘We cannot replace USAID, but we can do big things’: conservation plots a future without American money

The Trump administration’s cuts to biodiversity funding have imperiled species, habitats and the people who defend both. Now the world is seeking a new way forward

The Guardian - UK · Mar 16

Weather tracker: heavy snowfall and freezing rain sweep across US and Canada

Parts of US face another winter storm with severe conditions also pushing into Ontario, Quebec, and Newfoundland

The Guardian - UK · Mar 16

Country diary: A saliva test for George the pony, and a rethink on worm control

Caistor St Edmund, Norfolk: Deworming horses is as important as ever, but not at the expense of dung beetles – which are coming out of hibernation now

The Guardian - UK · Mar 15

Create hedgehog havens – and seven other ways to help our prickly friends

Hedgehogs’ habitat is shrinking, they’re vulnerable to cars, and pesticides are affecting their food supply. Here’s how we can help them pull through

Evening Standard · Mar 15

Prince of Wales remembers Diana on Mother’s Day

The heir to the throne says he remembers his late mother ‘today and every day’.

AAP · Mar 14

Startup putting lab-grown meat on more Aussie plates

The reviews are rolling in for the cultivated quail products gracing Australian plates in high-end restaurants after being grown in a lab.

The Guardian - AU · Mar 14

Stripped of life: the deadly South Australian algal bloom is still spreading one year on

More than 20,000 sq km of coast has succumbed to Australia’s first bloom of toxic Karenia cristata algae – and scientists worry it could explode again

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