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Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma].

Why reverence should precede restraint.

'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force.

Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives.

Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world.

We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth.

A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world.

Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity?

Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent.

The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones.

On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination.

Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter.

Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought.

Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar.

We need a Magna Carta for nature.

How governments use tricks and exaggerations to greenwash renewable energy statistics.

We need to learn to manage extreme heat - both in the short and long term. This means reducing carbon emissions now.

Climate breakdown and the rise of flooding as a financial asset class.

The war the world refuses to recognise is unfolding in the Amazon.

Transparency in British fisheries really matters.

From COP to cope: A review of Professor Clive Hamilton's 'Negotiating The End of the World', from Polity.

Philanthropy can play an urgent role in the global effort to protect and restore the natural world and stabilise the climate.

Fungal networks underpin ecosystems, regulate carbon flows and shape the health of soils worldwide.

Brecht to the future: a review of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui by Bertold Brecht, directed by Seán Linnen for the Royal Shakespeare Company.