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Wish Sir David Attenborough a Happy 100th Birthday

For decades, he’s opened our eyes to the wonders of the natural world – inspiring us to care about the planet we all depend on. We’ve put together a birthday card from all of us who care about people, nature and planet as much as he does, to celebrate this incredible milestone.

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Global Ocean Treaty comes to life

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Arctic ocean mining put on ice

Under pressure from Greenpeace and the wider movement, the new Norwegian government ruled out deep-sea mining in Arctic waters until at least the end of 2029.

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Oil and gas exploration ended

No more hunting for fossil fuels we can’t afford to burn. Britain has banned new North Sea exploration licences, becoming the largest economy to turn away from oil and gas.

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