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Protesters, including children as young as two, staged the peaceful demonstration at the Making The Modern World gallery in the Science Museum.

A handful of UK institutions have already banned meat products, while others are cutting down.

BHP and Rio Tinto have a long history of extracting minerals then pulling out and leaving devastation in their wake. New report reveals the extent of the damage.

BHP is putting pressure on vulnerable ecosystems and communities in a mega-biodiverse region of Ecuador despite flaunting its commitment to environmental sustainability.

Call for answers over British government financing of palm oil firm’s actions in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Have we forgotten the inherently tangled, interdependent nature of ecosystems, the ecological value of old-growth, the microcosm of habitats provided by diversity?

Government new homes measures will not cut emissions enough, or reduce risk of overheating, flooding and water shortages.

Methane emissions from fossil fuels owing to human activity is around 25 percent to 40 percent higher than thought

Reflections on cities without trees, and the difficulty of reconnecting with arboreal life in modern times.

Is environment secretary George Eustice any more than a farmers' favourite with a patchy record on climate action?

No single country is adequately protecting children's health or environment.

Environmental group WWF has launched a campaign calling for new laws to prevent companies importing products that are causing deforestation.

Research expedition will see campaigner Laura Sanderson swim nearly 1,000 km through all fifteen of the UK’s national parks.

Two Polish utilities announce they will suspend funding to the country’s last planned new coal plant, Ostrołęka C.

Nearly half of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP) is now generated in places where authorities have set or are proposing to set a net zero emissions target.