Editor’s Picks

Bitter taste: Jeremy Clarkson's beer sales support fox hunt snared in criminal prosecutions.

The latest State of Nature report warns that nearly one in six of Britain's 10,000 species under review could be lost.

The biggest ever corporate climate makeover is happening at TOYNOCA® in time for the Paris Olympics.

Ministers have launched plans for the biggest expansion of nuclear power in 70 years, including a new power station as big as Hinkley C and Sizewell C.

Reducing inequality is essential in tackling the climate crisis, researchers argue.

We need a mass movement to ensure a just transition and prevent climate breakdown. But such contestations can go very wrong.

A sobering reality: cocktail of hazardous pesticides in wine has tripled.

Protester who threw glitter over Sir Keir Starmer during his labour conference explains why he did it.

To solve the conflict between humans and macaques we should ‘not manage the wildlife but manage the people’.

We cannot keep funding climate catastrophe - end fossil fuel subsidies now.

Hydrogen is central to the vision sketched by Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, the host of this year’s COP. But it's also just hot air.

A million and half people face forced deportation from Pakistan, and many more face drought and climate chaos in Afghanistan.

COP28, the Gulf Arab states and the new ‘East-East’ axis of world oil.

Lessons we can learn from the emergence of the Gilets Jaunes (Yellow Vest) movement.

New book says when you're in a hole of overconsumption and climate pollution stop digging, by ending the adverts that promote them.

The people taking part in mass demonstrations for a ceasefire in Gaza and the strategic direct actions to stop climate breakdown are learning vital lessons from each other.

How an elite clique of math-addled economists hijacked climate policy.

We need a radical reimagining of the relationship between society, time, and nature in this era of global scorching.

Extinction Rebellion exploded onto the climate scene with a news article in The Ecologist. Five years later, the founders review its presentation of the science.

The astonishing story of how a movement’s quest for rural simplicity drifted into a formula for mass death.

How do we stop the West Cumbria coal mine? Finance, law and workers’ organising on jobs.

The case against 'The Case for Nature'

The reconstruction of a Brazilian highway 'could result in increased illegal logging, violence, violations of indigenous rights, and catastrophic consequences to local communities and the environment.'

Solicitor general’s decision to charge woman with contempt of court for holding up a sign boosts campaign in her support.