1. Jason White on plastic pollution in the food chain – cartoon

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

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1. Curb the cod, park the prawns: top chefs on how to swap out the ‘big five’ seafood

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   From moules marinière to scallop, bacon and garlic butter rolls, here’s how to cast your culinary net wider and embrace more sustainable speciesFor a nation surrounded by water, Britain’s seafood tastes are remarkably parochial – we mostly eat cod, haddock, salmon, tuna a...

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1. What makes an elephant abandon her calf – and is it a growing problem?

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   A helpless baby elephant has won the Thai public’s sympathy but her case has shed light on the pressures facing herds across AsiaKhao Tom, a two-month-old elephant, plays with a wildlife officer, nudging his face and curling her trunk around his wrist. When she lifts her ...

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1. When north and south winds collide, torrential rain falls in south-east Asia

   The Guardian » 6 days ago

   The monsoon season is crucial for agriculture, making up 80% of annual rainfall, but also extremely destructive January brings torrential rain to south-east Asia – more than ...

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1. ‘They didn’t de-extinct anything’: can Colossal’s genetically engineered animals ever be the real thing?

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   The bioscience startup has attracted billions in investment – and a flurry of criticism, but founder tells the Guardian plans to bring back the woolly mammoth will not be derailedDeath and taxes are supposed to be the things we can depend on in this lif...

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1. The LA wildfire victims still living in toxic homes: ‘We have nowhere else to go’

   The Guardian » 19 hours ago

   A year after the Eaton fire, residents returning to Altadena confront lingering contamination and little official clarityOne year on from the Eaton fire, long after the vicious wi...

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1. ‘The source of all life is here’: plan to mine lithium in Chilean salt flat sparks fears of water scarcity

   The Guardian » 6 days ago

   The Colla Indigenous people claim Rio Tinto’s plans to extract the key mineral will harm fragile ecosystems and livelihoodsMiriam Rivera Bordones tends her goats in a dusty paddock in the russet mountains of ...

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1. A polycrisis has shattered our world this year. But with care, we can put it back together | Elif Shafak

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   The challenges and strains have been almost too much to take. But in 2025, words of depth and courage have been an antidote to numbnessI once saw a young glassblower in Istanbul, still new to his craft, shatter a beautiful vase while taking it out of the furnace. The arti...

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1. It’s easy to feel powerless about climate chaos. Here’s what gives me hope | Nina Lakhani

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   I’ve spent six years writing about environmental justice. The uncomfortable truth is that we’re not all in it together – but people power is reshaping the fightIt’s been another year of climate chaos and inadequate political action. And it’s hard not to feel despondent an...

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1. Often brutal, always beautiful: the sea hounds of the Frisian Islands – in pictures

   The Guardian » 6 days ago

   For 10 years, the scientist and photographer Jeroen Hoekendijk has been observing pinnipeds such as seals and walruses on the fragile North Sea archipelago stretching along the Dutch, German and Dan...

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