Swedish environmental activist, Greta Thunberg (pictured) has come out in support of that Nordic country's indigenous Sami population, protesting about plans for an iron ore mine in northern parts of the country.

Read the story: "Greta Thunberg protests against Sweden iron mine on land of Indigenous Sami people".

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"Australia's bird-rich continent is no more";

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"Just 16% of the world’s coastlines are in good shape – and many are so bad they can never fully recover";

"A third of Americans are already facing above-average warming";

"‘I’m afraid’: Texas butterfly sanctuary forced to close after far-right threats";

"How ‘super-enzymes’ that eat plastics could curb our waste problem".

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