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Can we eat meat without harming people and the planet?

Can we eat meat without harming people and the planet?

Food production is the biggest single threat to nature today, it occupies the most land of any commodities, destroys vital ecosystems and yet 700 million people every day go hungry, while growing numbers in mostly Western areas are obese. What can we do about this?

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We all have a part to play in saving our world

We all have a part to play in saving our world

Making a positive difference in the race against climate change and nature loss can feel hopeless when you are one person.

But every action is important and it all adds up to take the pressure off our planet's resources.

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Baobab trees in the allée des baobabs (alley of baobabs) in the western coastal region of Madagascar.

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Fixing the biodiversity emergency

Fixing the biodiversity emergency

From making food production and trade more efficient to reducing waste, reversing nature loss is possible

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Making technology work for our planet

Making technology work for our planet

How technology is helping us to repair, monitor and manage Earth’s natural resources sustainably

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Oceanic sharks and rays in rapid decline

Oceanic sharks and rays in rapid decline

These predators are indicators of healthy ecosystems but their numbers have dropped by 71% since the 1970s

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