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A prediction, a sudden death, and decades of struggle in Madagascar.

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism: How shipping companies ‘enable’ beef driven forest destruction in Brazil.

Oxfam research shows richest one per cent of people around the world responsible for 16 per cent of global carbon emissions.

A play dramatising the crucial final hours of negotiations that resulted in the Kyoto Protocol opens in London today.

Medical doctor faces prison for Just Stop Oil protest targeting Esso petrol pumps.

A look back at 1820s Britain lends hope, but also the realisation that British animal protection has failed.

A leading environmental activist is calling for us to abandon X on Monday, 20 January 2025. So what is next?

'Climate change is the biggest threat to UK food security.'

Undersea wilderness ‘lost’ in Scotland’s coastal waters, conservationists warn.

BP among oil companies using novel term 'net zero operations' to distract the public from the fact the use of their products is driving climate breakdown.

The economic sabre-rattling between the United States and China risks an escalation to actual war.

BR-319: A highway to climate chaos in the heart of the Amazon.

'When I get out of this place (prison, that is), I’ll be straight on the road, speaking to people around the country. I might call it The Fanatic Tour.'

Historic victory for animals as court rules it is criminal to farm harmful breeds.

Study finds a high proportion of climate and environmental protests globally now involve arrests, particularly in Australia and the UK.

Al Gore brands carbon capture and storage (CCS) tech - favored by Sir Keir Starmer, the UK prime minister - 'a fraud'.

How those in power get away with abuse, blame the victims, and claim to be our saviours.

From utopia to reality: fare-free public transport in Brazil.

Boar stud farm inflicting cruelty, new investigation finds.

'This World Soil Day I’m at the UN Convention to Combat Desertification COP16 in Riyadh arguing that farmers cannot be sidelined in the climate finance debate.'

Researchers at the International Potato Centre near Beijing are growing miniature spuds in conditions mimicking temperatures increases of three degrees.

We need an economy that meets human needs while remaining in harmony with nature. But what policies are necessary to turn the juggernaut around?

Glasgow: how free transport drives better health and happiness.

COP29 fizzled out as catastrophe looms. Could a tipping point in political consciousness still stave off the worst?