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To assume 'green capitalism' is more progressive than its fossil opposition would be a critical mistake.

Marine and fisheries stakeholders are being asked to take part in a consultation on the prohibition of destructive bottom-towed fishing gear.

Greenpeace condemns Equinor-funded computer game aimed at UK schoolchildren.

Sellafield - the most hazardous building in Britain - is still leaking radioactive water.

Roehampton University becomes the twelfth higher education institution to ban fossil fuel companies from recruitment fairs.

The ten largest transnational landowners in the world control an area larger than Japan, according to a new report.

The rise of generative AI has exploded the demand for energy, including from fossil fuels.

Woman setting sail to break Arctic record made possible by melting ice.

The climate activist movements that follow Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil must face complex questions of power, decision making and culture head on.

The world’s global average temperature could exceed 2C above pre-industrial levels before 2030.

A review of The Serviceberry: An Economy of Gifts and Abundance by Robin Wall Kimmerer.

Bevis Watts gives his thoughts on the sector’s progress in his last interview as CEO of Triodos Bank UK.

Bringing back trees changes how people relate to the land and to each other.

A bee-related exploration of sound with a deeply felt message about our living connection with nature.

World on course to trigger multiple climate tipping points unless action accelerates.