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• Jeremy Chase attacks determination to drill for gas in his constituency - a 24-hour interval after he turned on Boris Johnson

  Former foreign secretary, who criticised PM ahead of no confidence vote, says government approval is 'bitterly disappointing'

  

Opinion

• This is how Britain can learn from its reforesting mistakes

  Our tree coverage is lagging behind Europe merely past attempts to regreen the nation have failed – it's not too late to right that wrong

  

• We cannot go along like this. The West must stop its dependence on Vladimir Putin

  Writing exclusively for the Telegraph, PM says Russian leader has exploited our demand for his oil and gas, but now nosotros must take back control

  

• Electric car revolution will stay stuck in the slow lane without more charging competition

  United kingdom needs far more EV charging points and a variety of players in the marketplace is the best way to attain that destination

  

• Emmanuel Macron wants a line-fishing licence to commit ecology vandalism

  Anglo-French line-fishing dispute has become particularly toxic considering the French president has effectively misled his own state on the issue

  

More stories

• Monty Don asks: Was Chelsea Flower Bear witness winner a 'real garden'?

  Gardeners' World presenter raises questions over beaver-themed creation that won best in bear witness

  

• Foie gras and fur bans will go ahead, insists Lord Goldsmith

  Environment minister says he is 'completely committed' to enacting bans despite the Animals Abroad Beak existence scrapped earlier this year

  

• Chelsea Bloom Prove goes green, every bit gardens to be judged on their eco-friendliness

  No peat, less concrete, and making use of local materials are just some of the criteria judges could look out for

  

• Britain's first fully solar-powered plane takes off

  As pilots seek to ditch fossil fuel planes, their eyes are on NEBOair's electrical aircraft which tin can fly for one 60 minutes powered past solar free energy

  

• It's lovely out ... and then be sure to stay inside, says nannying Met Office

  Critics pour common cold water on forecaster's drive to inform people how they tin can keep themselves safe from the heat

  

• 'Claret rain' on the way every bit red Saharan dust cloud mixes with thunderstorms

  Conditions warnings every bit ruddy or orangish pelting expected amid downpours, lightning, strong winds and hail

  

• Pavement parking should exist scrapped or internet zilch drive will neglect, charity warns

  Sustrans said unless the 'discriminatory' practise was outlawed it would be 'impossible' to get more people to walk and bike

  

• India heatwave: Delhi records highest always temperature at 49C

  As infirmary admissions rising, wellness experts warn the situation will worsen earlier the peak of summer has passed

  

Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/environment/

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