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Covid-19 exposes the inherent fragility of our globally interconnected economic systems and the inequalities that they perpetuate.

The rich want to end the lockdown. But before any government does this we need mass testing, proper equipment for essential workers and real protections for the most vulnerable.

Three countries producing 95 percent of European olive oil production could lose billions because Xylella fastidiosa is killing trees.

The EPA rolled back environmental regulations for polluters - but this will have massive health implications on vulnerable people and those recovering from COVID-19.

Eyewitness reports reveal the shocking scale of fox hunting in Britain.

Brown hares and chickens were treated as “gods” not food when they arrived in Britain, research shows.

'TreeSisters provides a space for belonging and genuine sisterhood.'

The third in a three-part interview on capitalism and climate breakdown from Political Economy for the End Times.

Ecuadorian children take state-owned Petro Amazonas to court over air pollution from gas flares.

A new report released on International Romani Day highlights the severe and systemic environmental racism against Roma communities across Europe during the coronavirus crisis.

A coalition of nature, environment and mental health organisations have launched a campaign to help people get their 'Vitamin N'.

The UK's more than 310,000 miles of rural road verges have become a refuge for wildflowers squeezed out of the wider countryside.

Some flowers have learned to bounce back after injury, new study finds.

RSPB’s innovative citizen science photography project needs your pictures.

Environmental groups condemn Estonia’s rejection of ‘climate and biodiversity centered’ forestry impact assessment.