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Europe has the untapped capacity to meet global energy demand through onshore wind farms, new research finds.

Campaigners will demand significant investment in comprehensive national cycle network with 7 September 2019 protest.

Villagers in southern Armenia have been blockading the construction of an open-cast gold mine for over a year. Now Lydian is taking the fight to corporate courts.

Operator EDF Energy given the go-ahead to return Reactor 4 at Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire to service.

FDA finds unintended antibiotic resistance genes in ‘gene-edited’ dehorned cattle.

Red meat is not inherently unsustainable, despite recent headlines - it’s how it is farmed that matters.

Sainsbury's is the first supermarket retailer to remove plastic applicators from their own-brand tampon range.

Bees are in danger, but contrary to the buzz around National Honey Bee Day, supporting the honey industry isn’t the best way to protect these incredibly important insects

Activists under the banner of Earth First! take on coal mining in the North East of England.

UN sea wall in Tanzania protects a prestigious college while local fishermen fight erosion with garbage.

We need to find natural solutions to flooding and extreme weather in the wake of the Whaley Bridge dam incident

Opposition mounts against a new dash for hydrocarbon prospecting in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Trade can have both positive and negative impacts on the environment. MPs are calling for evidence on both for an upcoming inquiry.

This is the first seabird survey on the remote St Kilda Islands in more than two decades.

Brendan Montague of the Ecologist interviews environment lawyer and founder of ClientEarth, James Thornton.