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10:10 Climate Action joined forces with a community in Worcestershire to plant trees that will reduce flood risk and absorb carbon.

Climate campaigners have begun to put pressure on the government’s plan to expand Heathrow during a 10-day judicial review at the High Court.

Two seemingly unrelated events on the same day highlight the influence of Russia and Gazprom in the EU's natural gas policies.

An interview with theoretical physicist turned novelist, Jim Al-Khalili, ahead of his appearance at the Edinburgh Science Festival.

The Arctic Railway would encroach upon reindeer habitats, endanger the livelihoods of indigenous people, and attract large-scale industrialisation.

The UK’s carbon and nuclear-oriented energy regime continues to punish Orkney for its clean energy bounty.

Climate school-strikers are leading a powerful, internationalist revolt against climate change.

A relatively new financial savings product - the Innovative Finance ISA - is growing in popularity and could be a step towards a green economy.

Peter Reason reviews How to See Nature by Paul Evans.

Biomimicry in tech and engineering demonstrates how much we have to learn from nature and natural systems.

A new cycleway in Bridport threatens five species of wild orchid.

Far from being an eco-friendly material, wool is a nightmare for the living planet.

Is Aberdeen preparing for the low carbon future the UK and the world is promising, or is it still investing in a future where oil and gas remain the spine of its economy.

UN staff and delegates to the UN Environment Assembly, which opened in Nairobi on Monday, were among 157 to die on the way from Addis Ababa.

The Wildlife Trusts and the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) are calling on people to put in a pond.