Why forever chemicals aren’t going away
By Jennifer Sizeland In 1998, a U.S. lawyer called Robert Bilott discovered a truly shocking secret while investigating a lawsuit in...
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It’s not easy being green – but here are some ways to start this earth day
By Abbie McGrath | Rehabilitating Earth In an age where supermarkets wrap bananas in plastic, being eco-friendly can seem like a...
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The City of Light pollution: Paris’s parkour climate activists
By Alice O’Connell In 2013 French legislators introduced a law requiring stores and office buildings to turn off their signs an hour...
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To be or not to be… That is the climate change question?
By Toryn Whitehead | Rehabilitating Earth 1.5°C may not sound like a lot, but more frequent and extreme weather events such as flooding,...
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Bottom Trawling: What do Paloma Faith, Brexit and granite boulders have in common?
By Amie Williams | Rehabilitating Earth Industrial bottom trawling is an extremely efficient method of fishing, yet it completely...
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The Evil Twin of Climate Change
By Natalie Burnett | Rehabilitating Earth The acidification of our oceans has been increasing for over two centuries and continues to...
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Why Climate Change is a Feminist issue
By Samira Rauner At least since 2018, when Greta Thunberg began the global strike movement ‘Fridays for Future’ and Extinction Rebellion...
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Not another COVID-19 Variant?! – How viruses evolve and why it’s so difficult to kill them
By Anna Staddon A new COVID-19 variant has been identified in the UK, similar to the South African strain that officials have been...
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