Natalie Bennett

UK's new trade and agriculture commission must address the dangers and inequalities rife in meat farming and processing.

Agroecological science must be at the centre of the Agriculture Bill.

Exporting emissions is not the same as cutting them. 

'Science cannot be left in the hands of those who champion the multinational seed and agrochemical companies.'

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.

We're not just dealing with a pandemic, but with systemic breakdown. We need to see change that puts people before profits.

The environment, agriculture and fisheries bills enable inaction, rather than mandating progress.

Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire?

The government risks falling way short in tackling climate breakdown - and a long list of other environmental crises.

We need to see radical changes in systems, in laws, in thinking. 

A thoughtful, healthy and sustainable food system can only come when communities are empowered to make decisions for themselves.

The state of our soils is an enormous threat to future food security - we need to fully embrace organic methods.

Yet another unwelcome government cut.

Proportional representation could enable us to solve our environmental, social, economic and educational emergencies together.

Protest is key to protecting our planet.

We need to overhaul what we grow, and how and where we grow it, if we are to make the most of our land and fight climate change.

Fighting global warming will take meaningful change - not business as usual.

Europe must learn from Indonesia's restoration of its peatlands if we are to cut agricultural carbon emissions.

Rural community fears 'extreme' and unconventional drilling for oil.

Energy and resource efficiency could form the basis of a positive case for remaining in the EU.

Amsterdam's Micropia museum has much to offer budding microbiologists - but is lacking a critical awareness of the commercial destruction and misuse of microscopic life. NATALIE BENNETT reports

Sheffield Town Hall has provided the impetus for a new, inspiring activist campaign. It echoes past successes including the Kinder Trespass movement and even the Suffrage Society. But with the groundswell to stop the cutting down of city trees, the Labour council has found itself on the wrong side of history, writes NATALIE BENNETT