Green news roundup: Climate minister, badger cull and Arctic sea ice The week’s top environment news stories and green events • If you’re not already receiving this roundup, sign up here to get the briefing delivered to your inbox Environment editor guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 12 September 2012 12.43 EDT Environment news • Questions over climate change minister’s links to his adviser • World’s 100 most endangered species listed • Asian frogs becoming extinct before they can be identified, biologists warn • Activists plan to disrupt autumn badger cull after court appeal fails • Rising number of top firms believe climate change is threat to business • Climate activists target Shell with ice protest over Arctic drilling • Climate change will extend hay fever season by six weeks, report warns On the blogs • Tracking polar bears across the Arctic ice • Wind energy could surpass global power demand – with huge hurdles • Cycling in China: not for the faint-hearted • George Monbiot: The great riches of our seas have been depleted and forgotten Multimedia • The week in wildlife – in pictures • The Cold Edge – Polar Photography by Dave Walsh – in pictures • Brian May responds to badger cull defeat – video • 100 most endangered species: priceless or worthless? – in pictures • Nowhereisland leaves its final port of call – big picture • British wildlife photography awards 2012 – in pictures Features • Javan rhino clings to survival in last forest stronghold • Dolphin murals spark marine awareness campaign in Philippines • Yangtze finless porpoise: China’s national treasure disappearing fast Green jobs • Architectural Conservation & Development Officer jobs, St Helena government, South Pacific, £40k pa taxable • Community Project Officer, Groundwork London, £21,000 • Research Officer – Water Policy Programme, Overseas Development Institute, London, £26,004 to £36,486 per annum … And finally • Terry Nutkins: what are your fondest memories? For Shiona Tregaskis, the legacy of Terry Nutkins – who died of leukaemia aged 66 on Thursday – was to inspire her to smuggle her pet rat into school

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