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11.11.2007
How the world’s largest food, cosmetic and biofuel industries - through a growing demand for palm oil - are driving the wholesale destruction of peatlands and rainforests. (PDF report from Greenpeace.)
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11.11.2007
How the world’s largest food, cosmetic and biofuel industries - through a growing demand for palm oil - are driving the wholesale destruction of peatlands and rainforests. (PDF report from Greenpeace.)
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06.11.2007
It looks like the British government's nuclear ambitions have been dealt yet another major body blow, this time over the intractable issue of nuclear waste, writes Nathan.
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20.10.2007
Tissues: as long as they do the job, what more do you need? But when you begin to consider where that paper has come from and its impact on forests, the tissue issue starts to become more interesting...
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21.09.2007
Greenpeace blogger Nathan explains why Greenpeace has complained to the Market Research Standards Board about the role of the pollsters employed by the government to conduct a public consultation on nuclear power.
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