Unearthed

Discarded clothes from UK brands found in protected Ghana wetlands – Greenpeace.

Analysis of satellite imagery by Greenpeace has revealed the human activity linked to vast majority of catastrophic Siberian forest fires.

Greenpeace’s Unearthed has revealed a “systematic destruction of information” by the government’s recently-resigned fracking commissioner.

The UK government has endorsed plans by oil giant Shell to leave some decommissioned North Sea oil infrastructure in place.

Pollution levels in nearly 250 cities exceed the government’s ambient air quality standards, new data shows

Decision not to adopt EU legal duty to end overfishing from 2020 came after fishing interests asked for target to be watered down.

American negotiators urged to push the UK into scrapping regulations on pesticides, genetically-modified crops, and the production of chicken and meat products

Indonesian and Malaysian officials tried to push the UK government to lean on supermarket Iceland after it announced it would cut palm oil from its own-brand products.

Unearthed: England’s national conservation advisor is no longer independent from government - its outgoing chair told MPs last week.

Brexit, backstops, transitions, free trade agreements. What does it all mean for our food, and for animal welfare?

Move to open up International Maritime Organisation stopped by UK as it ‘could lead to outside influence'.

Department for International Trade won’t release any of its modelling until after Britain leaves the European Union.

Unearthed: As soon as Cuadrilla started fracking again tremors measuring on the richter scale were detected. But are they dangerous?

Data from a new European Space Agency satellite reveals the scale and spread of NO2 on a global scale - from cities in Europe to wildfires in Africa.

The UK opposed stricter rules on the emissions of nitrogen oxides and monitoring of mercury.

Packaging of brands familiar from UK supermarkets found strewn across multiple sites thousands of miles away.

International development programmes promoting water security and helping refugees in Uganda have been hit by the fall in the value of the pound.

American agrochemical giant Monsanto paid a public-affairs consultancy up to €200,000 to set up a ‘grassroots farmers’ operation across Europe.

The UK’s energy minister has suggested the government could weaken seismic activity standards at fracking sites.

The fallout from the China ban continues, with multi-million dollar American recycling industry facing crisis.

A painstaking five-month long investigation from Unearthed shows that a small group of wealthy families control huge swathes of the UK fishing quota.

The European Commission has reportedly given up on plans to raise the EU’s 2030 carbon emissions target.

The government has quietly abandoned efforts to meet a longstanding target to improve England’s most important wildlife sites

IEA boss toured US conservative think tanks to fund the trade unit that wrote the high-profile 'Plan A+' report.