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  • Puffins on the Farne Islands (pa.press.net)Wildlife weather a strange year

    British wildlife - including Marsh Fritillary butterflies, puffins and lesser horseshoe bats - has suffered at the hands of the weather for the second year in a row, according to experts at the National Trust.

  • Snuggle into organic sheets

    If you're treating yourself to a lie-in during the festive season, why not upgrade to some organic bedlinen?

  • Plastic bags are to become a thing of the past (pa.press.net)Plastic bags to be binned

    Britain's leading supermarkets have agreed to a 50% cut in the number of carrier bags given out by spring 2009.

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  • 10 Things You Didn't Know You Could Recycle10 Things You Didn't Know You Could Recycle

    So you know about paper, drinks cans and food waste but what about your shoes? There are so many more items we can recycle. 

  • Bill Scheer, of Valdez, Alaska, is covered in crude oil while working to clean a beach after the Exxon Valdez oil spill at Prince William Sound, April 13, 1989 (Image © JOHN GAPS III/AP/PA Photos)World's worst environmental disasters

    Twenty years ago, the Exxon Valdez oil tanker disaster spilled more than 11m gallons of crude oil off the Alaskan coast, devastating local marine wildlife. MSN examines other environmental catastrophes and the damage they caused.

  • New world heritage sites have been revealedNew World Heritage Sites

    Twenty-seven new sites, including the biodiversity-rich group of islands, Socotra Archipelago (pictured above) have been added to the World Heritage list.

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