Editor’s Picks

UK accession to Pacific trade deal empowers fossil fuel firms to sue governments.

Social inequalities are exacerbating urban water crises more than climate change or population growth.

Yasmin Dahnoun spends a day birdwatching in London with The Urban Birder, David Lindo. She discovered the extent of HS2 (high speed railway) damage inflicted on urban wildlife sanctuaries.

Human rights violations reported as villagers 'gagged' during negotiations for compensation from Rio Tinto’s QMM mine in Madagascar.

The degrowth movement is on the ascent, and Marxists are joining the debate, spurred by Kohei Saito's best-selling book on "degrowth communism".

Damage caused by deep-seabed mining would be extensive and irreversible, says new report.

We need to end tax breaks, price caps and other subsidies to petrol and domestic fossil fuel energy. But how can this be done without driving poverty - and resistance?

Small is Beautiful author EF Schumacher proposed organisational principles that would allow for both freedom and order.

Vivien Dinh speaks to Satish Kumar about his new book, 'Radical Love: From Separation to Connection with the Earth, Each Other, and Ourselves'.

Campaigners demand a reduction of carbon emissions and end to new fossil fuels in the wake of terrifying Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report.

Our climate strategy must combat the 'technofixes-plus-markets' fraud.

Cranswick Country Foods supplies the nation's supermarkets with pork - but undercover filming has exposed 'squalor' and animal suffering.

An upcoming event advocates for a recalibration of our current economic system to create a sustainable future for generations to come.

It has taken the plant-based food movement decades to get to where it is now - could the edible insect industry be next?

Conservation projects that don't take gender equality into account may be undermining our efforts to tackle biodiversity loss.