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Access to gardens and citizen science helps encourage conservation among children, study shows

Human bodies retain a long-term ‘memory’ from smoking which affects their defence against illness, according to research.

The increased demand for minerals for renewable energy infrastructure is driving the concentration of capital in the mining sector.

World’s biggest banks ‘financed fossil fuels by £5.5 trillion since Paris Agreement’

A mass movement can mobilise around strategic campaigns with instrumental demands - and around prefigurative campaigns with symbolic demands.

Climate breakdown and chemical exposure damage newborns’ hearts, scientists warn.

Review of 'Another England: how to reclaim our national story' by Caroline Lucas.

Students call on Imperial College London to end all fossil fuels investments from its £542 million endowment - as university finance becomes a global flashpoint.

Trade deals struck by the UK contain a little-known clause that benefit multinational companies - at the expense of farmers in developing countries.

A successful campaign needs unity in its aims and actions, but plurality and autonomy for its activists.

Review of 'The Price is Wrong: why capitalism won’t save the planet' by Brett Christophers.

We must keep wild camping legal in Devon’s Dartmoor National Park.

Could climate insurance disasters provoke a wider financial meltdown?

Significant work is needed to involve Black and Asian communities in environmental demonstrations, a new study says.

'The success of Vegans Support the Farmers shows both vegans and farmers have a hunger for real solutions and a better future for us and our families.'