We need fishing 'blue belt' Ben Mitchell | 16th July 2020 Brexit and Covid-19 crisis is an opportunity to restore UK fish levels. Zero waste shopping Emily Beament | 16th July 2020 Loop is selling goods such as drinks, sauces, yogurt, shampoo, soaps and toothpaste in durable, reusable packaging. Is Deep Adaptation flawed science? Thomas Nicholas Galen Hall Colleen Schmidt | 15th July 2020 Jem Bendell's popular self-published paper has been platformed by Extinction Rebellion, but relies on pseudoscience to come to inaccurate and harmful conclusions. The view from the Amazon Herbert Girardet | 15th July 2020 The story of deforestation is also the story of the globalisation. Incorporating ecocide into French law Staff Reporter | 15th July 2020 President Macron 'shares ambition' to establish international crime of ecocide. Wear a mask Gavin Cordon | 14th July 2020 Fine of £100 if you risk killing shop staff and other members of the public by refusing to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic. The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Zero waste shopping Emily Beament | 16th July 2020 Loop is selling goods such as drinks, sauces, yogurt, shampoo, soaps and toothpaste in durable, reusable packaging. Is Deep Adaptation flawed science? Thomas Nicholas Galen Hall Colleen Schmidt | 15th July 2020 Jem Bendell's popular self-published paper has been platformed by Extinction Rebellion, but relies on pseudoscience to come to inaccurate and harmful conclusions. The view from the Amazon Herbert Girardet | 15th July 2020 The story of deforestation is also the story of the globalisation. Incorporating ecocide into French law Staff Reporter | 15th July 2020 President Macron 'shares ambition' to establish international crime of ecocide. Wear a mask Gavin Cordon | 14th July 2020 Fine of £100 if you risk killing shop staff and other members of the public by refusing to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic. The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Is Deep Adaptation flawed science? Thomas Nicholas Galen Hall Colleen Schmidt | 15th July 2020 Jem Bendell's popular self-published paper has been platformed by Extinction Rebellion, but relies on pseudoscience to come to inaccurate and harmful conclusions. The view from the Amazon Herbert Girardet | 15th July 2020 The story of deforestation is also the story of the globalisation. Incorporating ecocide into French law Staff Reporter | 15th July 2020 President Macron 'shares ambition' to establish international crime of ecocide. Wear a mask Gavin Cordon | 14th July 2020 Fine of £100 if you risk killing shop staff and other members of the public by refusing to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic. The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last » Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
The view from the Amazon Herbert Girardet | 15th July 2020 The story of deforestation is also the story of the globalisation. Incorporating ecocide into French law Staff Reporter | 15th July 2020 President Macron 'shares ambition' to establish international crime of ecocide. Wear a mask Gavin Cordon | 14th July 2020 Fine of £100 if you risk killing shop staff and other members of the public by refusing to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic. The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Incorporating ecocide into French law Staff Reporter | 15th July 2020 President Macron 'shares ambition' to establish international crime of ecocide. Wear a mask Gavin Cordon | 14th July 2020 Fine of £100 if you risk killing shop staff and other members of the public by refusing to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic. The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Wear a mask Gavin Cordon | 14th July 2020 Fine of £100 if you risk killing shop staff and other members of the public by refusing to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic. The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
The wildflower network Emily Beament | 14th July 2020 A 'B-lines' network mapping out corridors of existing and potential wildflower habitat across the UK has been launched by Buglife. Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Defending Ecuador’s Los Cedros forest Marianne Brooker | 14th July 2020 Ecuador's protected forests to define Rights of Nature and test jurisprudence in country’s Constitutional Court. Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Ireland leading the way to frack-free future Staff Reporter | 14th July 2020 Irish Government vows to ban imports of fracked gas and cease support for Shannon LNG terminal. Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Bearded vulture spotted in UK Emily Chudy | 14th July 2020 The bearded vulture was captured on film by photographers on Howden Moors, near Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Met Office chief: time for action is now Nick Breeze | 13th July 2020 'We are going to see 1.5ºC. We haven’t even seen everything that 1.1ºC has thrown at us yet.' Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Cancer warnings for pesticides? Emily Folk | 13th July 2020 Several lawsuits have been settled by Bayer-Monsanto due to cancer claims relating to the pesticide Roundup. Do we need new labelling laws? Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Meat and pandemics: the surprising link William Gildea | 13th July 2020 Meat is a threat to national security. Unless society notices, we won't prevent future pandemics. Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 125 Page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 Page 131 Page 132 Page 133 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Smallest primate now critically endangered Emily Beament | 13th July 2020 Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, the smallest primate in the world, is now critically endangered. Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges.
Tories must meet renewables pledge Joe Gammie | 13th July 2020 Major businesses and local leaders are demanding the Conservatives do the right thing and make good on renewable energy election pledges.