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Protecting and regenerating our planet's forests we can prevent a global temperature rise beyond 1.5°C.

Brazil's election on 28 October could give Jair Bolsonaro license to open up the Amazon to agriculture and mining.

Environmental justice and human rights groups call for greater regulation of the hazardous process of demolishing obsolete ships.

Fakenomics: The penetrating impact ExxonMobil had on US energy policy during the Bush era.

The Illegal Wildlife Trade conference this week highlighted the scope and severity of illegal ivory dealing online.

A recent study explores new methods for tracking illegal ivory sales online.

The Oltenia Energy Complex took over people's land, mined lignite and increased coal production despite state climate action pledges.

The IPCC report pulls its punches - while economists are still punch drunk when it comes to ignoring the climate risks of economic growth.

Fakenomics: The IPCC has now released a dire warning about the future of the planet. Exxon worked hard to stop this happening earlier.

A painstaking five-month long investigation from Unearthed shows that a small group of wealthy families control huge swathes of the UK fishing quota.

Breakthrough victory for climate litigators as appeal court upholds constitutional duty to protect citizens from climate change.

Executives gather in London to discuss PR to 'combat' growing campaign against fossil fuel investments.

The idea that one man’s trash is another’s treasure has been thrown around for decades, but could taking it literally help to tackle food waste?

Fakenomics: Free-market zealots Roger Bate and Julian Morris were secret beneficiaries of ExxonMobil’s spending bonanza.

Compassionate Communities programme prompts fourteen percent reduction in emergency admission to hospital in Frome, Somerset.