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Mayor confirms city's "moral, ecological and legal duty" to clean up the air.

An invitation to unlearn the disciplinary boundaries of academia and 'to build collectives of care rather than mere departments'.

Common wasp species could be valuable at sustainably managing crop pests.

Trump’s decision to leave Paris Agreement puts health and wellbeing of Americans at risk.

'Fireworks and bonfire celebrations can sometimes lead to temporarily increased levels of air pollution'.

New advice for packaging fresh produce produced by waste reduction body Wrap, the Food Standards Agency and the Environment Department.

New research competition challenges 11-19 year olds to help save the UK’s bumblebees

We need a rapid transition to a smart, zero carbon, nature-friendly economy that will create thousands of rewarding jobs.

Badger culling and mass badger vaccination are unsafe and costly practices that interfere with protected species.

An interview with Friends of the Earth’s Kierra Box.

When we melt ice sheets or raise sea-levels the change in pressure and weight on the Earth’s crust can trigger violent responses that very few will see coming.

Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom on Saturday described the fracking moratorium imposed after a damning report as 'disappointing'.

Leader Jeremy Corbyn and shadow chancellor John McDonnell both signalled the controversial plans for a third runway may be blocked.

Labour promises to install loft insulation, double glazing and renewable and low carbon technologies in nearly 27 million homes by 2030.

Bristol is aiming to become the UK’s first carbon neutral city by 2030 and has launched an ambitious new project to make that happen.