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Celebrities speak out after Botswana lifts ban on elephant hunting.

A decade ago Britain was on the precipice of collapse. Matt Ridley was at Northern Rock when the crisis began. Now he wants us to listen to him on climate risks.

The Tree Conference planted seeds of change - from rewilding to plant-fungal systems and information corridors.

Nuclear accounts for a small fraction of energy in the IPCC's low-carbon scenarios. Renewables do the heavy lifting.

Ethical menstrual products are reliable, non-toxic and don't cost the earth.

Campaigner GD Agarwal was living on water mixed with lemon and honey for months in protest at the government’s failure to clean holy river.

Fakenomics: The inside story of the Channel Four programme on climate change spun to promote oil friendly climate denial.

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A challenging day for the Department for International Trade and Liam Fox's post-brexit Trade Bill.

Government commitment to clean up its act at the first Global Air Pollution and Health Summit in Geneva, Switzerland.

The authors of 'Degrowth in the Suburbs' discuss their vision for a radical urban imaginary.

Campaigners argue for local legislation to ban filtered cigarettes.

Local authority pension funds continue to invest in dirty oil and gas.

Fakenomics: Climate deniers manufactured a backlash to the influential Stern Review - which called climate change the greatest market failure ever seen.

Environmental groups cautiously welcome action on plastic waste - which does not go far enough.

Eco-friendly soap brand has launched shop designed to combat fast fashion.

Data from a new European Space Agency satellite reveals the scale and spread of NO2 on a global scale - from cities in Europe to wildfires in Africa.

Lord Lawson would command the admiration and gratitude of the denial cause when he raised the economics of climate change in the House of Lords.

The dual problem of waste and scarcity is prompting a return to circular economic thinking.

Luke Graham is first Scottish Conservative to call on MPs' Pension Fund to drop investments in oil.

Local referenda swept Colombia after one village succeeded in using them to stop a massive mine. Until the Colombian constitutional court took their power away.

Fakenomics: European 'sceptic' and climate denier Benny Peiser teamed up with Washington lawyer Chris Horner to bring down the Kyoto Protocol.

The fourth 24-hour climate change hackathon is taking place simultaneously in major cities around the world.

Fakenomics: Richard D North, an environmental journalist who blamed climate change on consumers rather oil companies, took cash from ExxonMobil.