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The Chumash tribe had advocated for California’s central coast to be protected, but a draft management plan left out the stretch they had hoped would be protected

European parts used in killer drones used by Russia; key details behind Nord Stream pipeline blasts revealed by scientists

Ukraine claims to have shot down 34 of 44 drones; Greenpeace criticises monitoring of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant; UK defence secretary visits Kyiv

Comment from Ukraine’s president comes after Jens Stoltenberg’s trip to Kyiv

Mardudhunera woman Raelene Cooper successfully argues traditional owners were not properly consulted on $16.5bn development

International regulators unable to properly monitor Russian-held site, says dossier sent to western leaders

In 2018, Canada’s then newly set up National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians carried out a review into “the allegations associated with” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s official visit to India. But many portions of the review were redacted as it was deemed “injurious to national security and international relations”.

Conservative voters say climate policies are important to how they will vote

VOTERS in blue wall areas across the UK ‘overwhelmingly’ support climate and nature policies, a survey conducted on behalf of Greenpeace has…

Exclusive: Poll finds fewer than a quarter of people trust PM to tackle climate crisis after policy U-turn

Greenpeace India in its latest report “Relying on bus: Studying the impacts of Bengaluru’s bus lane on bus use” reveals that city’s residents support Bus Priority Lanes (BPL).