News

Ilocos farmers set up Peoples Covid-19 Response to communicate the needs of fishing communities in Luzon.

The meat industry has always been exploitative of employees - but the coronavirus has exposed the poor working conditions of meat packers who are getting sick at alarming rates.

New project aims to produce 4D maps of the Earth’s mantle to help understand some of the most dramatic geological events in our history

First real study of how fish physiology, brain structure and behaviours might be affected by the warming of their habitats brings warning.

Carbon dioxide emissions recorded by the BT Tower Atmospheric Observatory saw a 58 percent reduction.

Tim Bonyhady's 'The Enchantment of the Long-haired Rat: A Rodent History of Australia' shows how wilful ignorance has ravaged a nation’s indigenous species.

UK versions of EU environmental laws will not be updated, increasing the risk they will become less effective over time.

The Wild Ken Hill project on the Norfolk coast is turning around 1,000 acres of marginal farmland and woodland back over to nature.

Birds living in cities need an abundance of insects in their environment to breed successfully.

The economic impact of Covid-19 should be repaired in line with the net zero emissions target of 2050.

RSPB "overrun" with reports of illegal killings of birds such as hen harriers, peregrines, buzzards and red kites.

Sarah Christman's enigmatic film Swarm Season suggests that outer space is within the scope of environmental concern.

More than 100 organisations have signed a letter repudiating mining companies for putting Indigenous Shuar communities in the Ecuadorean Amazon at risk.

A vote on increased protection for UK farmers and consumers against low standard food imports reveals a split in the Conservative party.

Animal rights activists urge UK Government to end animal agriculture bailouts as 'Drink Milk' campaign launches.

An interview with Christiana Figueres, key architect of the Paris Agreement and author of The Future We Choose.

The government says it is following the science: the science says lifting the lockdown will kill tens of thousands.

Agriculture Bill should protect UK farmers and consumers from deregulated imports in the event of a US UK trade deal. 

Over half of people in the UK support closing city centres to traffic once a week.

The success of a society should not be measured just in terms of material wealth, according to climate advisor Lord Deben.

'We need a new deal for our public services. The only Coronavirus recovery that will work is one that builds back better, for nurses, for our NHS, and for our planet.'

Monbiot: 'The Heathrow ruling is crucial. It sets a precedent that can now be followed in the other sectors most responsible for climate breakdown.'

Modern humans entered Europe around 45,000 years ago, and soon after replaced Neanderthals.

Dr Rainer Froese, from the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel, Germany, says lockdown means we can end overfishing for ever.