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'Wildebeest and mirrors' to halt climate change FILLING parts of the Sahara desert with mirrors to create clean energy and making livestock behave like herds of wildebeest to lock in carbon, were among a number of innovative proposals presented yesterday to help tackle climate change.

Opportunity knocks if firms seize chance on climate change WELCOME to the brave new world of Scotland under climate change legislation.

Seeding rivers with endangered mussels A SCOTTISH river is to be replenished with 200 freshwater pearl mussels, as part of a plan to save the threatened species.

Jonny Hughes: Looking at the bigger picture to save wildlife It's time to focus on the health of whole ecosystems, says Jonny Hughes

Hazel Mollison: Long road ahead to have us all driving green machines

Commitment the only qualification in 50-cycle giveaway

Green groups set to challenge Forth crossing

Swoop on an egg collecting suspect grabs biggest find

Forests group branches out

MSPs get power to fine over climate change

Oil transfer rules delay sparks anger

A breath of fresh air as smart employees do their home work

Room for improvement in commuting attitudes

Saving energy: Accountable for every last drop

Ministers act to cut risks from visits to farms

MSPs agree 42% pollution-reduction target by 2020

Drive to test green power brings electric cars to Scots streets

Eco-homes show way forward

SNP warms to higher target for reduction in emissions

Crackdown on GM crops covers accidental release

Good intentions won't hit the emissions target

House repairs 'leave birds homeless'

Three million trees replenish woodland

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