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Indigenous territories impacted by oil palm, mining and criminalisation are disproportionately affected by Covid-19 - yet still they support those most vulnerable.

A million pieces of sustainably sourced, recyclable, compostable, plastic-free PPE to be produced each week.

The mining industry has abused the pandemic to turn a profit and advance their interests, putting land and water protectors at greater risk of harm.

There were 56,308 excess deaths in England and Wales between March 21 and May 22 the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said.

Urban foxes in the UK have a smaller brain size capacity than their rural counterparts with a different snout shape.

The supposedly 'free' digital platforms that we are using to stay connected during the pandemic come with huge social and ecological costs.

New book reveals explosive insight into hidden world of trophy hunting.

A new article presents the largest analysis of environmental conflicts up to date with findings that have direct implications for enhanced support of environmental defenders.

For every extra metre of social distancing up to three metres, the risk of transmission may halve, modelling suggests.

England has seen its driest May on record and Wales its second driest in records stretching back to 1862.

Vandana K meets Ridhima Pandey, the girl who took the Indian government to court.

Seagrass meadows are carbon-absorbing, biodiversity hotspots - but they are under threat.

Understanding environmental destruction as a systemic problem is a starting point for a different way to deal with the climate crisis.

Most changes were increases, caused by factors such as warmer, wetter conditions and more CO2 in the atmosphere fertilising plant growth.

The largest solar farm in Britain has been given planning permission - producing much needed renewable energy. But what is the impact on the local environment?

West Midlands Mayor Andy Street says the Covid-19 recovery needs to put the climate and 'inclusive growth' at its heart.

Legal killing of 1-in-5 Scottish beavers spotlights need for fresh approach across Britain.

A new date of November 1-12 has now been announced by the UN's climate body, the UNFCCC, and the UK government.

London is gearing up for Circular Economy Week to accelerate climate action and contribute to a green recovery.

Study looks at impact of the heatwave plan for England, brought in after the 2003 heatwave which caused 2,000 excess deaths in the UK.

Emergency food parcels needed for Peru's jungle city hit by Covid-19.

Conserving nature-rich areas such as the forests of Colombia provides sustainable livelihoods for local people and benefits for humankind.

Legacies of environmental racism in the United States, Canada and the European Union have left historically marginalised communities at greater risk from Covid-19.

Home insulation appears to have dropped off the government’s to-do list, but it is essential to protecting people from cold, home power cuts, and hunger.