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Commercial formulas, which contain multiple chemicals, should require their own licences, researchers say.
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Farming's chemicals mix killing more bees - study
Commercial formulas, which contain multiple chemicals, should require their own licences, researchers say.
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Numbers of people exposed to flooding globally have risen by almost a quarter in two decades.
Starmer attacks government record on green jobs
The Labour leader says there is a "chasm between soundbites and action" on climate-friendly employment.
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Another mission to showcase the new astronaut vehicle is on hold as engineers check the propulsion system.
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Timber shortage due to unprecedented demand
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Farming's chemicals mix killing more bees - study
Commercial formulas, which contain multiple chemicals, should require their own licences, researchers say.
Research shows millions more at risk of flooding
Numbers of people exposed to flooding globally have risen by almost a quarter in two decades.
Starmer attacks government record on green jobs
The Labour leader says there is a "chasm between soundbites and action" on climate-friendly employment.
Thailand bans coral-damaging sunscreens
Anyone flouting the rules could be fined due to the damage some lotions can cause to coral.
Boeing delays rerun of space capsule test
Another mission to showcase the new astronaut vehicle is on hold as engineers check the propulsion system.
COP26 'should be hybrid event' says ex-climate chief
The main architect of Paris Agreement says the summit will need to be a mix of virtual and in-person meetings.
Timber shortage due to unprecedented demand
Prices are rising sharply as climate change and post-lockdown DIY and building projects hit supplies.
Research shows millions more at risk of flooding
Numbers of people exposed to flooding globally have risen by almost a quarter in two decades.
Starmer attacks government record on green jobs
The Labour leader says there is a "chasm between soundbites and action" on climate-friendly employment.
Thailand bans coral-damaging sunscreens
Anyone flouting the rules could be fined due to the damage some lotions can cause to coral.
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