Latest news and analysis

The textile industry has had a reputation for massive waste and water usage for years, but a focus on moving away from fast fashion, the textile industry could become more sustainable.

Tougher European emission targets could save one million lives and €3.7 billion by 2050 through improvements to air quality.

Insects are now sold as food in the UK - but there are looming moral risks with farming them.

It’s time banks start to act responsibly and in the long-term interests of their customers.

Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party has created the new role of Shadow Minister for Climate Justice and Green Jobs.

Mark Field, Foreign Office Minister, is under investigation after 'horrific' moment when he physically grabs climate protester is filmed by Greenpeace.

Ice loss from glaciers is important because it contributes to rising sea levels.

We need to see parents, presidents and leaders on the frontline with their children.

The release of 11 dormice this week will bolster the existing reintroduced populations of hazel dormice.

Trophy hunting elephants has negative consequences for conservation and local communities.

Student occupation demanding fossil fuel divestment had no access to toilets, running water or internet.

Chris Packham supports release of new wildlife crime novel illustrated by 13-16-year-olds.

War would be the end for Trump, very bad for the American ruling class and ordinary Americans, and catastrophic for ordinary Iranians.

The United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP) 26 talks are now expected to be hosted in the UK, according to the Foreign Office.

Shocking new data prompts renewed calls for an end to greyhound racing in the UK.