The Independent publishes 2026 list of leading environmentalists
The British newspaper's annual ranking includes figures such as Pope Leo and Sir David Attenborough, according to France 24's press review.

The Independent has released its 2026 list of 100 world-leading environmentalists, featuring figures including Pope Leo and Sir David Attenborough, France 24's press review reported.
The same roundup noted broader coverage of climate change's effects on wildlife, including animals reportedly turning to humans for help, as well as reporting on shifting dating trends.
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- Who are the 100 world-leading environmentalists, according to The Independent? — France 24 — English
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