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More than 120 climate protests taking place across UK with tens of thousands of students attending.

The National School of Forestry is participating in Timber Festival to foster greater public awareness of how sustainable forest management defends our living planet.

A tribunal of jurists, ecologists, legislators and indigenous leaders declared that the Bolivian government has violated the rights of Mother Earth and indigenous peoples.

Reflections on the legacy of philosopher and ‘geologian’ Thomas Berry, ten years after his death.

Fields in Trust publishes green space index to convince policymakers to protect and expand provision of parks in the UK.

MPs must confront the elephant in the climate emergency room: fossil fuels.

Climate change tops agenda in the European elections for first time.

Soil-free farms could help take some of the pressure off traditional agricultural systems while we instigate a much needed step-change in farming policy.

Climate Perks enables employers to offer paid ‘journey days’ to empower staff to choose low-carbon holiday travel.

Brilliant Mind's “Fluxability Quotient” conference in Stockholm is a dangerous mix of cliches and verbiage. Greta Thunberg should ditch it.

Indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice for the damage inflicted on their environments and health by Texaco.

'We don't want to be part of the plastic pollution problem any longer. Why is it taking so long for change to happen?'

British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations.

The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish.

Malcolm Green tells the story behind his performance piece Gone Cuckoo.

Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration.

Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement.

Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August.

The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined.

Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties.

National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes.

Replacing fossil fuels with bioenergy only takes us backwards, continuing our addiction to burning and extraction, and causing extensive ecological damage.

Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William.

Sustainable improvements for energy efficiency are far more affordable when homeowners take a strategic approach to their changes.