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Environment journalist & media consultant. 💚 SoE’s Environment Journalist of Year. Occasional twitcher 🦅 Lives by the sea 🌊
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Discover this notorious invader lurking in a garden and thoughts can quickly turn to damaged foundations, unsellable homes and eye-watering bills

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By Nada Farhoud Verified
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Few plants strike fear into homeowners quite like Japanese knotweed. Discover the notorious invader lurking at the bottom of a garden and thoughts can quickly turn to damaged foundations, unsellable homes and eye-watering removal bills. But while Japanese knotweed is undoubtedly a formidable invasive species, scientists say some of its most frightening reputation has been exaggerated. Japanese knotweed ( Reynoutria japonica ) is a fast-growing perennial originally from East Asia.
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Nepal flood has been blamed on a glacier collapse - but is climate change the real culprit?

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By Nada Farhoud Verified
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For centuries, ice has clung to the sheer slopes of the Himalayas, helping to shape some of the highest mountains on Earth. This vast area holds more fresh frozen water than anywhere outside the Arctic and Antarctic earning it the title of the “Third Pole". But as the planet heats up, this glacier landscape, which one billion people rely on as a water source, is changing at extraordinary speed.
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Once they've caught their prey it may be shaken violently to 'deglove' and they then tear the carcass into pieces small enough to swallow

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