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World Residents rake a Greenpeace mural off a burnt Welsh mountainside Technology Tesla quietly ends the Solar Roof after about 3,000 installations Sports Kelsey Mitchell breaks the WNBA record for consecutive 20-point games Sports Jacob deGrom reaches 2,000 strikeouts faster than all but one pitcher Business A jury finds the New York Times defamed an Alabama basketball player Science Edinburgh Zoo has Scotland's first king penguin egg in 17 years Technology The FCC drops its long-term gigabit broadband goal Politics A green belt data centre in outer London would emit more than a million tonnes a year World Residents rake a Greenpeace mural off a burnt Welsh mountainside Technology Tesla quietly ends the Solar Roof after about 3,000 installations Sports Kelsey Mitchell breaks the WNBA record for consecutive 20-point games Sports Jacob deGrom reaches 2,000 strikeouts faster than all but one pitcher Business A jury finds the New York Times defamed an Alabama basketball player Science Edinburgh Zoo has Scotland's first king penguin egg in 17 years Technology The FCC drops its long-term gigabit broadband goal Politics A green belt data centre in outer London would emit more than a million tonnes a year

Topic: climate-policy

Gorse and trees damaged by fire on a hillside

Friday, 8/21, 09:39 AM

Residents rake a Greenpeace mural off a burnt Welsh mountainside

Greenpeace painted a 1,120 square metre image of Prime Minister Andy Burnham pouring oil onto flames on ground above Capelulo that had burned in a wildfire weeks earlier.
Two residents removed it with garden rakes the following evening, with the landowner's permission.

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