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Indonesia and Malaysia say the EU measure will unfairly disadvantage their crops, while environmentalists worry it won’t be tough enough on deforestation

Marine biodiversity loss is reaching catastrophic levels. Experts have predicted fishless oceans by 2048, but it's not too late to turn the tide.

A report on formally joining the climate deal is due for completion by the end of the month, while a key industry lobby has reversed its opposition.

Michael Gove is taking a step in the right direction by suggesting Tony Juniper as next chair of Natural England.

Facing up to climate crisis necessitates a process of deep, transformational adaptation.

Activists who locked themselves to a plane to prevent deportations given community orders and suspended sentences.

The Big Spring Beach Clean mobilises over 30,000 community volunteers at locations.

Community enterprise offers a different model for business that restores both human and natural systems.

A new online resource will give forest defenders everywhere access to the most up to date information about forestry laws.

The British Ecological Society has published a new book on rewilding.

The UK’s use of export finance to fund overseas fossil fuel projects is 'flatly inconsistent' with both domestic climate policy and efforts to meet the 1.5C warming limit.

The Blue-throated Hillstar can only be found on a remote series of mountaintops in southern Ecuador but mining corporations have gained the rights to mine its habitat to extract metals.

A row has broken out over the apparent lack of disclosure of a conflict of interest by Lord Deben, who heads of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC).

Social movements in Rosia Montana have been defending the village against a giant gold mine project for the last twenty years.

Traditional farming techniques may offer a solution to climate breakdown and the annihilation of species.