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Tropical forest degradation due to ‘edge effects’ is 200% higher than thought

Plants and forests

03.07.24

Q&A: The state of the UK’s ‘food security’ in a fast-warming world

Food and farming

28.06.24

Experts: What is causing food prices to spike around the world?

Nature

19.06.24

Nature policy

COP16: Tracking country pledges on tackling biodiversity loss

Nature

02.05.24

Q&A: The impact of farmer protests on the EU’s upcoming parliamentary elections

EU policy

19.03.24

Q&A: What does the EU ‘nature restoration’ law mean for climate and biodiversity?

EU policy

28.02.24

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14 August 2024

Explainers

Explainer: Why some countries are aiming for ‘net-negative’ emissions

Explainers

27.03.24

In-depth Q&A: What are ‘biodiversity offsets’?

Explainers

27.09.23

Lough Neagh: How climate change intensified toxic algae on the UK’s largest lake

Explainers

19.10.23

Commodity profiles

A special series examining how key commodities are affected by and contribute to climate change

Commodity profile: Coffee

Coffee is the most popular drink in many countries and the most widely traded tropical product in the world.

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Commodity profile: Wheat

Wheat is one of the most traded agricultural commodities in the world.

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Agriculture

In-depth Q&A: What food waste means for climate change

Food and farming

03.10.23

Halving reliance on meat and dairy could cut land-use emissions ‘by 31%’

Food and farming

12.09.23

Revealed: Thousands of chickens in transit died from heat stress on day UK hit 40C

Food and farming

02.08.23

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