Sashi Tharoor makes some very interesting points in this TED presentation
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The Guardian – Natural Hazards- Weatherwatch: the real darkness that blighted the dark ages
- China accidentally reports two major quakes that never happened
- Great Barrier Reef: 30% of coral died in 'catastrophic' 2016 heatwave
- California mudslides: as wealthy town recovers, undocumented are left behind
- The Commonwealth can kickstart a global offensive on climate change | Jacinda Ardern
- Fire threat still active in Sydney's south despite downgrade – video
- Fire chief denounces 'sickening' act of lighting Sydney bushfire
- Hurricane-hit islands need debt relief | Letters
- Rome wasn’t built in a day but these days it feels as if it may collapse in one | Tobias Jones
- Weatherwatch: Europe's fatal tornadoes
- The Guardian – Environment
- Could sprinkling sand save the Arctic's shrinking sea ice?
- Michael Bloomberg pledges $4.5m to cover US Paris climate commitment
- 'Amazing but also concerning': weird wildlife ventures to northern Alaska
- What happened to winter? Vanishing ice convulses Alaskans' way of life
- Growing pains: how Oregon wound up with way more pot than it can smoke
- EPA inspector general to investigate Scott Pruitt's security detail on trips
- Exclusive: US official appeared to delay protections for endangered species at behest of oil group
- National parks to rethink plan to hike entrance fees after widespread anger
- ‘We have to organize like the NRA’: outdoor industry takes on Trump
- Yosemite's secretive Starbucks: cafe opens in park, to delight and dismay
- New Scientist – Environment
- Almost 1500 bird species face extinction and we’re to blame
- Ants build a medieval ‘torture rack’ to catch grasshoppers
- Why the hockey stick graph will always be climate science’s icon
- Complex life started a billion years earlier than we thought
- Worst mass extinctions may have been caused by rising mountains
- Plants love carbon dioxide, but too much could be bad for them
- Why climate engineers are targeting Earth’s last pristine spots
- Most UK plants will flower at once in short ‘condensed spring’
- World’s biggest bird feeder will use 500 tonnes of shellfish
- A melting ice shelf can cause rapid ice loss 900 kilometres away
- The Guardian – Global Development
- 'Deals with the devil always unravel': the UK blind spot for Sudan's abuses | Rebecca Lowe
- India's death penalty for rapists of young girls could push them to kill | Rituparna Chatterjee
- Rana plaza, five years on: safety of workers hangs in balance in Bangladesh | Michael Safi and Dominic Rushe
- 'Culture is power': the Colombian sex workers who launched a newspaper | Steven Grattan
- With 250 babies born each minute, how many people can the Earth sustain? | Lucy Lamble
- Mozambique prays for rain as water shortages hit country’s poor
- 'Congo needs another voice': bloggers talk art, sex and football in DRC | Peter Beaumont
- Steep rise in abuse claims to Charity Commission after Oxfam scandal
- Home Office data exemption sparks fears of further Windrush scandals
- Head of EBRD hopes to expand into sub-Saharan Africa
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