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Conserving nature-rich areas such as the forests of Colombia provides sustainable livelihoods for local people and benefits for humankind.

Legacies of environmental racism in the United States, Canada and the European Union have left historically marginalised communities at greater risk from Covid-19.

Home insulation appears to have dropped off the government’s to-do list, but it is essential to protecting people from cold, home power cuts, and hunger.

Scientists find genes to save ash trees from deadly beetle.

Europe's resolve to act against the Bolsonaro government’s environmental crimes appears to be strengthening.

Southwark Council to refund leaseholders for ineffective District Heating following landmark tribunal ruling.

Tyre particles can be transported directly to the ocean through the atmosphere, or be carried by rainwater into rivers.

The Stop Sizewell C campaign group warns nuclear is costly, diverts investment from green energy sources such as renewables and damages tourism and nature.

World's most unique animals in danger of being made extinct by "unprecedented levels of human pressure" from industrial activity such as agricultural expansion.

But the proposal doesn't specify sticking to the schedule of the Paris Agreement.

IPPR launches Environmental Justice Commission to help lead Britain out of the coronavirus crisis and towards solutions to climate breakdown.

The lockdown from one pandemic is being used in India to pave the way for the next, with a controversial plan to clear extremely valuable forests.

As society shifted from liberty to lockdown, life as we know it changed. This global crisis warrants a global response and that’s what we’re giving it… or are we?

The crisis triggered by Covid-19 has exposed many weaknesses of the growth-obsessed capitalist economy.

The feel-good factor from simple daily contact with nature can last for months, once initiated, according to a new review from The Wildlife Trusts.