Editors’ Picks

Several youth participants were denied a visa to enter the US for the Climate Summit in New York, even though they were invited by the UN.

UK purchased £1bn of beef from firms tied to Amazon deforestation.

Jonathan Franzen’s recent New Yorker article on ‘climate apocalypse’ has received a great deal of criticism. Is it deserved?

North Carolina resident speaks out against extraction and destruction by Enviva Biomass - the world’s largest producer of wood pellets.

Indigenous Sapara people are resisting oil extractivism and building the case for protecting 30 million hectares of the Amazon.

Islamic Relief is encouraging the Muslim community to take action on climate change.

Global forest restoration could help address the climate crisis – but misguided bioenergy policies are a threat.

Uncontrolled fires linked to agricultural expansions are being used as a political tool during this election year in Bolivia and are causing catastrophic consequences.

Diversely-abled people are pioneering a host of innovative environmental projects and successfully building communities where people and planet prosper.

Politicians can’t agree on which animals are sentient enough to be protected after Brexit. A more philosophical approach might help.

Plundering nature is the norm within our legal and economic systems. Our survival depends on charting a new course.

This climate emergency affects us all - but it’s up to all of us to ensure that the Global South doesn’t continue to take the biggest hit.

Abolishing the slave trade isn’t Britain’s credit to take. It is a history that belongs to black rebels.

Nature should not be burned at the stake, legally or illegally.

A looming environmental crisis unfolds in Syria, with makeshift oil refineries, crop fires, damaged water infrastructure and poor waste management.