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What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent.

Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms.

Leading lights from the environment movement gather to celebrate 60 years of Resurgence, publisher of The Ecologist.

Brazil is a global testing ground for green finance, regenerative agriculture and forest restoration. The concentration of influence deserves attention.

Hunger protections weakened in first global fish farm rules, benefitting rich nations.

Children are losing touch with nature - but not their desire to protect it, new research finds.

Heat networks should reduce costs and climate impacts. But private interests and lack of regulation has resulted in exorbitant bills and poor service.

Burnham says commitment to tackle climate change ‘completely stands’

Are heatwaves driving more use of data centre diesel generators to balance Britain's grid?

France legislated to end cetacean shows without securing homes for the animals left behind.

Fluctuations to Spring patterns due to climate breakdown is playing havoc with Britain's wasps.

Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma].

Why reverence should precede restraint.

'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force.

Green groups call for Andy Burnham, the British PM, to end his silence on climate breakdown.