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Greenpeace’s Unearthed has revealed a “systematic destruction of information” by the government’s recently-resigned fracking commissioner.

The first in a new series on biodiversity conservation offers a radical perspective on ecological crisis.

TV wildlife expert Chris Packham has shared a letter he says he received which contains the warning: 'We want you dead.'

Reflections on time in Parliament hearing Greta Thunberg and politicians talk about climate change throw up the same conclusions.

High court judgement “wrong” and “out of step with the world”. Activists vow to continue the fight to stop expansion.

Chile plans to use this year’s UN climate talks to focus attention on the world’s most important carbon sponge – the oceans.

We need a new deal for Nature – one that is forged at the highest political level.

At the belt and road summit in Beijing, leaders talked up sustainable development, while investors forged ahead with polluting power projects in partner countries

How has our knowledge of climate breakdown changed over time, and what is it that's tempering our language and inhibiting decisive action?

Intensive agribusiness is causing a global decline in insect populations with serious consequences for humans and the rest of nature.

But John McDonnell, Labour's shadow chancellor, invites Extinction Rebellion activists to address the shadow cabinet.

Oliver Tickell met Polly Higgins, remarkable campaigner and founder of Mission Lifeforce, shortly before she died this month.

Ed Miliband, former Labour party leader, launches new IPPR Environmental Justice Commission by demanding radical action.

Spaniards threw their weight behind a Green New Deal programme by re-electing the pro-climate Spanish Socialist party (PSOE).

Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting reveals that Britain is one of a ‘Deadly Dozen’ top nations killing the most lions on South Africa’s ‘canned hunting’ estates.