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Green news roundup: Food waste, Australia’s coal and rediscovered toad

The week’s top environment news stories and green events

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Food waste produce to be composted

The average UK household wastes the equivalent of six meals per week. Photograph: Alamy

Environment news

Food waste report shows UK families throw away 24 meals a month
Nick Clegg says he won’t allow government U-turn on environment
Climate change talks: no minister to represent Australia
Fossil fuel subsidies killing UK’s low-carbon future
• Major palm oil companies accused of breaking ethical promises
CO2 levels hit record high

On the blogs

Alpha coal mine QueenslandThe whopping climate change footprint of two Australian coalmining projects
Why do we still waste so much food at home?
China’s air pollution blamed for 8-year-old’s lung-cancer
Abundant fossil fuels leave clean energy out in the cold | Damian Kahya
Leaked IPCC report links climate change to global food scarcity
Virginia governor’s race shows global warming science denial is a losing political stance

Multimedia

Polar bears fight for survival as sea ice meltsPolar bears fight for survival as sea ice melts – video
Letters from the Arctic 30 reveal life behind bars – video
Autumn colours at Westonbirt Arboretum – in pictures
The week in wildlife – in pictures

Best of the web

Bill de Blasio at a rally to help keep Long Island College Hospital open. Polls show De Blasio leading his opponent with historic margins.Bill de Blasio’s biggest challenge is climate change | Ben Adler
Warsaw climate talks warned time is running out to close ’emissions gap’
China’s dam boom is an assault on its great rivers

…And finally

The Costa Rican Variable Harlequin Toad (Atelopus varius) 
Harlequin toad rediscovery raises hope for deadly fungus survivors
Scientists hopeful of finding other amphibian species presumed to have been

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