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The Malagasy presidential election could usher in another Bolsonaro.

The call to join Extinction Rebellion is a psychological and spiritual call, as much as it is political.

Campaigners fighting the world’s biggest mining giants in Colombia visit the UK’s newest opencast coal mine.

Canadian mining companies are destroying the earth and disregarding human rights.

Join Ella in reducing plastic waste and tackling period poverty this December.

Some banks are beginning to exclude certain fossil fuels, but its too little and too slow. But it's clear what banks must do and the path they should take to get there.

We come into contact with dozens of products in our everyday life, so we must consider their environmental impacts and whether they can they harm health.

A closer look at the tactics and philosophy behind a global network of vegan activists.

How is asbestos regulated around the world, and what can we do to move towards a total ban?

COP24 delegates from the Peruvian Amazon shed light on corrupt climate finance and innovative alternatives.

Oil prices are manipulated downwards around the time of climate conferences in order to influence debate, analysis suggests.

More than a thousand people marched amidst heavy police presence during f Katowice climate talks.

Europe must learn from Indonesia's restoration of its peatlands if we are to cut agricultural carbon emissions.

Solidarity, the Polish trade union, denied the UN conclusions on the dangers of global warmingIn a joint statement with Chicago based trade union bashing right wing Heartland Institute.

Dr Saleemul Huq explains we must stay below 1.5ºC - and why loss and damage compensation, and litigation, are the next big agenda items at COP24.

On the day of the 2018 Fashion Awards, what can the industry learn from the political firebrand Katherine Hamnett?

Withdrawal Agreement fails to deliver vital environmental safeguards.

The generation who will have to live with the failures of COP24 are still not allowed into the negotiating room.

Farmed fish are suffering appalling conditions and inhumane slaughter, new investigation reveals.

The Argentine government is set to push ahead with controversial fracking despite warnings.

It’s that time of year again - so indulge in some festive cheer, exchanging gifts and sharing food and drink in celebration.

Island leaders reacted strongly to the host country’s emphasis on workers, reminding them of their own dire predicament

Indonesian and Malaysian officials tried to push the UK government to lean on supermarket Iceland after it announced it would cut palm oil from its own-brand products.

The Welsh Government has committed to avoid the continued extraction and use of fossil fuels.