The GuardianEnvironment Birds of a white feather flock together: sightings of albino pheasants across the UK The Guardian - LettersWe were surprised when an albino pheasant (Letters, 22 May) took up residence with our seven domestic chickens last year. They seemed to coexist happily for a few weeks, sharing the same food, although
The GuardianEnvironment Tunisia's sea turtles are beating the odds as they inch towards survival The Guardian - Simon Speakman Cordall in Tunis50% of the turtles we see have plastic within their system Olfa Chaieb Years of marine conservation efforts throughout the Mediterranean are beginning to pay dividends in Tunisia, with activists expecting
The GuardianEnvironment Crab blood to remain big pharma's standard as industry group rejects substitute The Guardian - ReutersHorseshoe crabs’ icy-blue blood will remain the drug industry’s standard for safety tests after a powerful US group ditched a plan to give equal status to a synthetic substitute pushed by Swiss biotech
The GuardianEnvironment Australia's national environment laws 'actually allow extinction to happen' The Guardian - Lisa CoxI think it highlights that there are too many loopholes Adam Peck The world doesn't seem to care a great deal about biodiversity decline Andrew Blacl Scientists and conservationists are calling for changes
The GuardianOil & Gas Industry Warning on use of fracking chemicals in Queensland's channel country The Guardian - Ben SmeeA federal government scientific report has issued a warning about chemicals used in unconventional gas drilling in the sensitive wild rivers of the Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre basin. As the government weighs
