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Scottish Ballet latest in the art and culture sector to distance themselves from the global oil and gas company BP.

A move to rail, low-emissions ferries, domestic tourism, aviation research and new cleaner fuels could create 340,000 jobs.

BP had been the main sponsor of the National Portrait Gallery’s annual portrait award since 1989.

Campaigners are pledging to go to prison, if necessary, for blocking oil refineries up and down the country this spring as part of the Just Stop Oil campaign.

The British Museum has just opened its latest BP-sponsored exhibition - The World of Stonehenge - despite widespread anger that oil is still polluting culture.

The climate crisis - and the inaction of world leaders - is having a very real impact on the mental health of people, young and old. (Trigger warning: suicide).

The Wildlife Trusts is calling for an immediate ban on all uses of peat for amateur gardeners and professional horticulture.

World’s whales facing increasing threats along migration ‘superhighways’ from ghost nets, oil drilling and other pollutants.

Rewilding Britain will offer up to £15,000 each for projects that create new opportunities for large-scale restoration of nature.

The facts of climate breakdown are scientifically established - so don't get lost in BBC Radio Four's latest Moral Maze.

UK biodiversity renewal project to revive nature and communities receives £10 million investment.

Networks of seed savers across London are sowing a brighter, fairer food future.

'In a climate emergency, stories can save lives. The more and better, relevant stories that we tell, the more lives will be saved.'

Climate breakdown represents an opportunity for ecofascists around the world. The rise of nationalism in India shows how this is playing out today.

A review of Sam Moore and Alex Roberts, The Rise of Ecofascism: Climate Change and the Far Right (Polity, £14.99).