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Could space bound solar panels with ‘self-healing’ properties meet some of our energy needs?

Firm mined 270,000 tonnes of coal since planning permission ran out - more than planned extension had proposed.

UK set to make huge tax loss from Rosebank, as Equinor announces billions in profits.

New study claims to be the most comprehensive global assessment to date of the threats posed to indigenous peoples’ lands by industrial development.

One of Rishi Sunak's houses is targeted by Greenpeace protesters to 'drive home the dangerous consequences' of new oil and gas licences.

British Government urged to support circular economy as world hits Earth Overshoot Day.

Historic win as South Australian Aboriginal traditional owners defeat nuclear dump plan.

Climate protesters blockade two sites in bid to ‘shut down Scottish oil’

The authority in charge of international talks on sea bed mining has published wide-ranging restrictions for campaigners and media, threatening to expel anyone who breaches them from the event.

A proposed quarry in Kent could destroy even more ancient woodland sites than HS2 and Lower Thames Crossing combined, says the Woodland Trust.

A groundbreaking documentary sheds light on the urgent need to make ecocide a crime and protect indigenous territories in the Brazilian Amazon.

Fossil fuel-derived pesticides are a significant but overlooked source of greenhouse gases, warn campaigners.

Scientists are calling for urgent global action to address the escalating issue of marine plastic pollution, as a recent study identified deadly ocean hotspots.

Firm continues to mine coal at the UK’s largest open pit weeks after being refused planning permission for the activity.

Extreme events combined with rising stress levels are increasing the likelihood of ecosystem collapse, say scientists.

Cyclist to ride 3,000 miles on bamboo bike to highlight climate crisis.

Offshore sheds light on one of the most overlooked and underrepresented workforces in the UK - oil and gas workers.

Industry and government are using oil and gas workers as a ‘political football’, campaigners say.

Keeping 1.5C alive ‘bottom of desired outcomes for global businesses at Cop28’.

Regenerative projects around the globe celebrated at Lush Spring Prize.

Community fears for the restoration of the UK’s largest open pit coal mine.

Bristol’s Clean Air Zone is a positive step in tackling illegal levels of pollution - but campaigners want further action to enhance the quality of life in the city.

As many as 80 per cent of XR protesters voted to amp up future campaigning using civil disobedience and non-violent direct action - including supporting picket lines.

Extinction Rebellion has a whole new strategy. Will it work?