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How some farmers are breaking the rules on river pollution – but escaping prosecution
The pollution of our rivers has come under heavy scrutiny in recent months, with much of the focus on how water companies discharge sewage.
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It is just ‘part of the space business’, Nasa scientist says of delayed Artemis 1 launch
We spoke to Astrophysicist Dr Michelle Thaller from Nasa’s Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Nasa Artemis Moon rocket launch delayed
The words of a Nasa official after the abortive attempt of its next generation moon rocket, Artemis, that was due to lift off this morning on its pioneering mission to the moon – 50 years after the first Apollo landing.
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How James Webb super telescope is helping us understand Jupiter
Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, the broadcaster and space scientist who has worked on the James Webb telescope, speaks to us about some startling new images of Jupiter and the future of space for mankind.
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Freeze energy price cap or UK faces ‘humanitarian disaster’, Sturgeon says
Nicola Sturgeon has met with energy companies to discuss how to tackle the soaring costs of heating our homes.
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Birmingham among most vulnerable from spiralling energy costs
There are fears around energy supply and security this winter and an urgent need to be ready for what might come.
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Energy companies investing just 5% of profits in renewables
Big energy companies are investing the equivalent of 5% of their record profits in green projects, an exclusive Channel 4 News analysis has revealed.
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From extreme heat to drought: Europe’s summer of excess
While forests across Europe burn, other parts of the continent are underwater.
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UK floods: ‘Look after our water more carefully’, says Tory MP
No one from the government was available to do an interview, but we spoke to Philip Dunne, the Conservative MP who is chair of the Environmental Audit Committee.
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Pollution warnings at dozens of beaches after sewage released into sea
Pollution warnings have been put in place for almost 50 beaches in England and Wales, after untreated sewage was released into the sea in a number of places.
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‘Don’t take barbecues into open spaces’, warns fire expert
We spoke to Group Managing Officer David Diggins from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service – and asked him what the fire service had been dealing with in the last few days.
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Europe battles record temperatures in ‘worst drought for 500 years’
Europe is battling record temperatures – and experts have warned it could be in the midst of its worst drought for 500 years – with no sign of significant rainfall to come.
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Drought declared across eight areas of England
An official drought has been declared across eight areas of England – amid the driest summer for 50 years.
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Extreme amber heat warning issued by Met Office
As another heatwave looms for much of the UK in the coming days, the Met Office has issued a four-day Amber extreme heat warning.
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US climate bill ‘isn’t enough’, says academic Rachel Kyte
We spoke to Rachel Kyte, a British academic who’s dean at The Fletcher School of International Affairs at Tufts University.