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The fourth 24-hour climate change hackathon is taking place simultaneously in major cities around the world.

Fakenomics: Richard D North, an environmental journalist who blamed climate change on consumers rather oil companies, took cash from ExxonMobil.

A Trans-Pacific Partnership deal would 'threaten food standards and public services'.

Surfers Against Sewage calls on Philip Hammond, the chancellor, to use tax system to tackle single-use plastic in his forthcoming Autumn Budget.

Activists blockade nuclear weapons factory AWE Burghfield as CND campaigners prepare to march on Parliament.

Fakenomics: Julian Morris and his International Policy Network attacked the Kyoto Protocol - while being secretly funded by ExxonMobil.

Innovative research is uncovering previously unknown species in deep seas vulnerable to over-fishing, pollution and habitat destruction.

The UK Government has confirmed that from April 2019 it will axe payments for generating electricity from solar panels.

Investigation launched into allegations the judge who handed fracking protesters 'manifestly excessive' jail sentences has family ties to oil and gas.

Lidl is the first UK supermarket to purchase Roundtable for Responsible Soy (RTRS) credits for its entire soy footprint.

Dr Benny Peiser changed from Marxist radical to director of Lord Lawson’s climate denial charity, the Global Warming Policy Foundation.

Mining last took place in Mathiatis - in the Troodos mountain range in Cyprus - during the military occupation by the British. But now mining is back.

Packaging of brands familiar from UK supermarkets found strewn across multiple sites thousands of miles away.

The National Forest Company has launched a plan to build capacity for outdoor learning in primary schools.

Support and mentoring available for new circular economy start-ups working in the construction industry.