Thought Leaders

Academics at York and Oxford universities in collaboration with Greenpeace map out how to protect at least a third of international waters.

Will the government's proposed Office for Environmental Protection go far enough in regulating toxic air pollution in the years to come?

Best-selling book The Uninhabitable Earth focusses attention on unprecedented climate breakdown - but places false hope in geoengineering.

Sir David Attenborough slams Trump and calls on voters to elect leaders who understand threat of climate change and ecological collapse.

How might a post-capitalist society evolve to meet the needs of humans and the natural world?

There is a scandal here...policy makers are calling vast monocultures ‘forest restoration’.

An upcoming exhibition in North London uses the rewilding movement as a lens for exploring the relationship between humans and ecosystems.

Billions of pounds in additional funds are needed to avert climate chaos.

Cyclone Idai is one wake-up call among many. The climate crisis is here and developed nations must step-up to halt global warming and protect climate refugees.

Founder of organic veg box company Riverford used acceptance speech in front of royalty to highlight how capitalism is ‘destroying our collective future’.

Green homes are changing the affordable housing market.

Clearer thinking can help us steer a path towards sustainability.

The future will surely be ours if we all come together to demand a Green New Deal.

With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit?

A team of Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) academics is marking the international day of action for rivers by hanging out the dirty laundry of a very dirty company.

A relatively new financial savings product - the Innovative Finance ISA - is growing in popularity and could be a step towards a green economy.

Why I am willing to break the law to force radical action on climate breakdown

Maintaining an ethical and sustainable diet can require meaningful education and training.

Going digital is not as green as it might seem.

Making a serious difference to plastic pollution is only possible by tackling over-consumption.

Green solutions to noise reduction could improve our mental and physical wellbeing.

Because as reader Felix Schenuit points out, more science cannot resolve the political dilemmas involved: debate is needed on the values and interests at stake.

British government representatives visited an oilfield partially operated by BP and praised the company’s 'impressive' social and environmental performance. Then this happened.

Oil workers are more open to 'diversification' than 'transition' away from the industry they are proud to serve.