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  • Environment Correspondent and Editor, The Nation
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Climate cover-up leaves Europe burning as warnings are buried

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By Mark Hertsgaard Verified
| Daily Maverick Verified
ECO COLLAPSE OP-ED A buried UK security report warns that climate-driven ecosystem collapse could threaten food supplies, migration patterns and global stability. As Europe faces intensifying heatwaves and wildfires, critics say political caution is preventing urgent action. A climate activist at a demonstration near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris on 12 December 2015.
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As Europe Burns, a Climate Coverup Continues | The Express Tribune

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By Nabil Tahir Verified, Mark Hertsgaard Verified
| The Express Tribune Verified
By Mark Hertsgaard | PUBLISHED August 02, 2026 “To cover up one high level report … looks odd,” remarked Caroline Lucas, the former leader of the UK’s Green Party.
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As Europe Burns, a Climate Cover-Up Continues Original

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By Mark Hertsgaard Verified
| The New Republic Verified
“To cover up 1 high level report … looks odd,” remarked Caroline Lucas, the former leader of the United Kingdom’s Green Party. “To cover up 2 looks like a pattern.” Lucas was commenting on reporting in The Guardian revealing that the Labour government was again burying an explosive report by U.K. military and intelligence leaders warning that the global collapse of ecosystems poses grave threats to the U.K.’s security and food supply within as little as five years.
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