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20 WAYS TO SAVE THE PLANET

This decade is undoubtedly a crucial one when it comes to saving the planet. In terms of climate change, the next 10 years are crucial if we’re to avoid irreversible ecological collapse from rising global temperatures. When it comes to our beloved wildlife here in Britain, with a mere 2% of ancient woodland remaining and only 3% of natural bee and butterfly habitat left, we’ve got our work cut out.

But despite the urgency, saving the world doesn’t need to be overwhelming. From small steps to giant leaps, making

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