Thought Leaders

Genuine climate justice means thinking big when it comes to economic inequality. A 'carbon fee and dividend' would reduce emissions and poverty.

Dr Stephen Cornelius, WWF's chief adviser on climate change calls for urgent transformation ahead of IPCC report.

Combine latest technology with local knowledge and the picture becomes clear, a comprehensive story of life on the rainforest floor.

Is Boris Johnson's cabinet the most anti-climate action ever?

The Environment Agency's Emma Howard Boyd and Natural England chairman Tony Juniper demand 'sustainable industrial revolution'.

Pride parades should kick out corporate fossil fuel funders such as Barclays.

Think tank IPPR report advises government to extend climate change style laws to prevent breakdown across the natural environment.

Jo Swinson has been elected leader of Britain's third party - the Liberal Democrats. So what is her record in relation to the environment?

The dangerous heatwave that battered Britain is a stark warning to the new Prime Minister.

Theresa Villiers backed fracking, but calls for action on climate change and spoke out against Heathrow expansion.

If we are to build a regenerative culture, ours is not to only jump at deadlines; we must cast out lifelines. 

Eighty percent of the world’s remaining biodiversity is found in Indigenous lands. Endangered cultures are leading the fight for climate justice.

Confronting the voices in favour of Botswana’s decision to lift the trophy hunting moratorium.

Simple changes to how our parks, public spaces and roadsides are managed could give pollinators a brighter future.

Are trees the answer to climate emergency?

Environment secretary Michael Gove warns time is running out - as Extinction Rebellion holds 'summer rebellion'.

Cuban doctors on Kiribati are offering a compelling example of how we can take care of each other during the climate crisis.

Rewilding is held back by quibbles over its precise definition and scope - we need simply to embrace it.

Is the Environment Protection Agency in the United States as effective as it could be in regulating environmental issues?

The concept of green economic growth has gained political acceptance. But a new study shows this policy choice has little or no scientific basis.

How can universities balance international recognition and research with lowering their carbon footprints?

Events hosted by Flight Free UK challenge the media to reconsider its promotion of flying.

The Creative Climate Disclosure Project is a welcome blow, but we need to go further and confront our obsession with economic growth.

'The problems of the next 20 to 30 years are major problems that are going to cause great social unrest.'