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Greenpeace International said activists from the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark had boarded Shell's Brent Alpha and Bravo platforms.

The government failed to report 118 alleged crimes to police, leading to a delayed and flawed police investigation.

We must double our forests in size - for the climate, for wildlife and for ourselves.

Welsh government plants ten millionth tree in the heavily-deforested region of Mount Elgon region in eastern Uganda.

A law designed to protect elephants, passed with overwhelming popular support and cross-party Parliamentary backing in 2018, could be struck off the statute books.

‘Can we love individual immigrants, while opposing mass migration?’ The answer is no.

Dozens of activists are sitting or standing in the road as City workers leave Bank tube station.

Read our live reports from the first week of the Extinction Rebellion international uprising.

Campaigners celebrate as second major theatre drops oil sponsorship.

Garments made of leather perpetuate animal cruelty and environmental destruction.

Rural families in Bangladesh spend almost two billion dollars a year on preventing climate related disasters and repairing the damage.

Artists explore the politics of air in Heathrow’s suburbs.

A teenager from the Philippines speaks out against the damage climate breakdown is doing to her community.

People of colour in the west spend significantly less time in nature, an absence rooted in traumas of racism and loss.   

Climate action charity Possible has published a report outlining ten bold ideas to accelerate climate action in the 2020s.

Using Aristotle's dialectic to define Aristotle's dialectic.

The vintage t-shirt collection is inspired by more than 40 years of magazine front covers.

Labour's 10-year plan for a 'green industrial revolution' will bring regeneration funds to coastal towns.

The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and Imperial College London say culling means infected badgers travel further as neighbouring setts are killed.

Proposals approved last week would leave decision makers vulnerable to aggressive industry lobbying.

We need a complete overhaul of housing policy in the UK.

Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests.

Hessy the humpback swam into the Thames just before the Extinction Rebellion protests. Sadly, and poignantly, the whale has died.

Even well-meaning efforts to tackle environmental crisis often ignore a basic reality: the profound two-way relationship between economics and ecology.