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They’re resilient, low-effort and beautiful: how to plant a rubble garden Forward-thinking gardeners are using leftover builders’ waste to create gardens that are drought-tolerant and full of biodiversity Written in partnership with Yeo Valley Organic
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We’re likely to breach 1.5C. What happens next is still in our hands Crossing the climate threshold now looks unavoidable, but temperatures are still shaped by the choices we make now Environment Politics World
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How London’s low emissions zone is helping children breathe easier Seven years on from London’s low emission zone, researchers are measuring its impact on health – with striking results for children’s lungs Environment Health Society
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