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Campaigners 'left with no choice but to take Banks Group to court' over habitat destruction.

The government has resumed its quarterly survey of public attitudes to fracking and shale gas.

Department for International Trade won’t release any of its modelling until after Britain leaves the European Union.

Climate displacement increases the risk of child marriage and child prostitution.

Book Review: Thor Hanson's 'Buzz' is gently persuasive but lets humans off the hook.

Drax plant breaches government’s planning and climate change recommendations, lawyers argue.

Fakenomcis: Obama promised to meet climate change challenge – acknowledging resistance from oil monopolies dominating US energy market.

Scientists studying Antarctic penguins have hit upon a reliable, low cost method of data collection using the simple time-lapse camera.

Air pollution awareness drive must match the scale of heart, cancer and anti-smoking campaigns.

Competition challenges developers to use existing atmospheric data as input for new solutions.

The secret history of the formation of Britain's most influential climate denial outfit.

MPs back campaign to protect rights of rooftop solar owners.

The Resurgence & Ecologist magazine has ditched the plastic wrap after a year of searching for the most sustainable solution.

Peter Lilley MP was among just five Parliamentarians to vote against the Climate Change Act in the Commons in 2008. Here's why.

Unearthed: As soon as Cuadrilla started fracking again tremors measuring on the richter scale were detected. But are they dangerous?

Infractions against Marine Protected Areas in Northumberland don't bode well for post-Brexit fishing regulations.

Vintage Shetland Project reveals connections between wearer, maker and the world around them.

Fakenomics: The global economy was in a death spiral and Britain was at the centre of the financial tornado.

Research loophole has allowed apparently 'illegal' stag hunting to continue in Devon & Somerset.

A voyage around the South Pacific is on a mission to change how we think about plastics.

Programme of 'river remedies' led to increased wellbeing among vulnerable adults and teenagers.

We recall an American presidential hopeful apparently willing to take on Koch and big oil.

The company Amazon is having a huge impact on the environment as well as our hight streets - from the destruction of usable goods to fossil fuel powered data centres.

Fakenomics: neoliberalism almost broke capitalism - so what might this tell us about free markets and the environment?