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Madeleine Cuff is the environment reporter at New Scientist, covering the science of climate change, its impacts and solutions to the crisis. Her beat also ranges across wildlife, conservation and the natural world. Before joining New Scientist in October 2022, Madeleine was environment correspondent for the i paper. She is based in London, and writes the environment newsletter, Fix the Planet.
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