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Irish Supreme Court rules that government's National Mitigation Plan must be more ambitious if it is to comply with Ireland’s national and international climate obligations.

We may need to alter how we use land across the world to reduce the risk of future spillovers of infectious diseases, study finds.

The nature in our skies is valuable - for its own sake, for our mental health and for the planet. But it is in a precarious state.

Save the Oaks campaign has united communities with coppicing experts and woodland ecologists to rescue tens of thousands of oak saplings from destruction.

Public services 'weakened after a decade of budget pressures in which quality declined, staff became more stretched, buildings were poorly maintained, and vital equipment went unbought'.

The Paris Agreement threw a lifeline to millions of people of colour facing a premature death, but Trump is tearing that away.

This intimate relationship between West Cumbria Mining and the quango tasked with delivering a controversial Geological Disposal Facility demands that questions are asked.

State of the UK Climate review shows UK continues to warm, with 2019 average temperature 1.1C above long-term 1961-1990 levels.

PL Henderson meets the sculptor Walter Bailey.

Human rights barrister Michael Mansfield QC condemns cruel industry after PETA exposes mass bird deaths at international race.

Can genome editing and agroecology co-exist in the sustainable food and farming mix?

North-west Europe, including the UK, is among the hotspots facing a rising risk of flooding, along with places such as India and the Bay of Bengal, and south east and east Asia.

Extinction Rebellion Internationalist Solidarity Network is joining with Stop the Maangamizi and African Emancipation Day Reparations March to lock down Brixton Road on Saturday 1 August.

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

First Red List for British Mammals - which meets international criteria used to assess threats to wildlife such as elephants and tigers - shows that 11 of our 47 native mammals are at risk of extinction.