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Sustainable improvements for energy efficiency are far more affordable when homeowners take a strategic approach to their changes.

Protestor support group Green and Black Cross has publicly criticised Extinction Rebellion's record on safety, security and policing.

'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...'

The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas.

Deniers feel that the impacts of climate breakdown don’t matter, but the solutions pose an imminent threat, new research shows.

Climate change, habitat loss, pollution and disease threaten UK bee populations.

Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change.

Wildlife exists by way of an evolved, synergistic machinery of incidental compassion and 'biological optimism' that is thrown off-balance by human intervention.

Proposals for the new Office for Environmental Protection may undermine right to access information under the Environmental Information Regulations after Brexit.

The Peruvian Government is updating the legal status of one of Peru's most important reserves, reportedly exposing 'isolated' indigenous groups to danger.

A team of researchers from across Europe are praising the transformative impacts of forests on mental health.

A legal support organisation ends work with Extinction Rebellion (XR) following 'serious concerns' about the safety of protesters.

Indigenous communities in Nicaragua are facing violence and displacement, but agroecology is helping empower the Miskito people.

Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change.

Oil still contaminates the Niger Delta, over two decades after Shell was first called out for its destruction of the land.