Editor’s Picks

Estela Casanto Mauricio, a Peruvian indigenous leader, was killed for her advocacy for the right to live in a healthy environment.

The crisis of climate breakdown presents opportunities for the far-right. So how can progressives respond?

Environmentalists George Monbiot and Franny Armstrong launch Rivercide to expose pollution and crowdsource change.

The Antarctic treaty is 60 years old: rising emissions are the main reason why there is nothing to celebrate this anniversary.

The use of certain antibiotics deemed critical to human health has surged on British pig farms supplying major supermarkets.

If you want a vision of our green future, imagine a Millennial working a zero-hour contract in a care home, looking after a lonely bed-ridden Boomer – forever.

'Green mining' is an oxymoron that is gaining traction in the EU and pushes a risky narrative about an environmentally destructive sector.

Communities, organisations and academics write to the EU to reject plans for a mining-heavy EU Green Deal.

The false narrative that population growth is a key driver of ecological crisis accuses and puts the onus on people in the global south.

A huge number of people have reduced the amount of animal products they are consuming since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

What action is the sugar industry taking to find sustainable alternatives to bee-killing neonicotinoids, and why has it been so slow? 

The shadowy parallel court system of major trade agreements makes it difficult for countries to ban broad-spectrum insecticides.

Climate breakdown risks a supercycle where the price of goods - including food - rises as supply breaks down. So who is going to pay?

Protests against BP, the oil industry and its pollution are as much a part of Britain's history as the industry itself.

The Car Free Megacities campaign sets out to transform London, Paris and New York.

Meet the undercover investigator revealing widespread cruelty in the animal agriculture industry.

Climate breakdown is driven by industrial production, production by machines controlled by people. But can those very people demand a new, low carbon production?

Structural changes in economic systems are needed to tackle climate breakdown and the challenges of consumption, power and fairness.

Dear Sir Ian Blatchford: Scientists for Extinction Rebellion send open letter to the Science Museum Group calling for an end to Shell sponsorship.

Protests to stop climate breakdown and ecological destruction do work - and that's precisely why the UK and other governments are determined to suppress them.

The lesson of Cop26 will be that governments have run out of time to stop climate breakdown - but we as citizens have not.

Now is the time to be bold, and to envisage a holistic, green recovery linking human wellbeing with the health of ecosystems.

Weeds are destroying crops globally - but the real problem is Big Agriculture.

Professor Michael Mann takes on the climate denial of the oil monopolies - even as some environmental campaigners also take some flack.