Editor’s Picks

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.

Rate of decarbonisation ‘falling dangerously short of rate needed for 1.5C’ says financial services giant.

The undisclosed interests trashing our lives - to be revealed in The Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism and How It Came to Control Your Life featuring George Monbiot.

Fair taxes on the UK’s biggest polluters could have raised up to £23bn last year to combat the climate crisis – Oxfam

To decarbonise transport we need to escape the false promise of the car advert.

The UK's controversial pesticide policies have resulted in 36 toxic chemicals banned in the EU being allowed by the government post-Brexit.

Friends of the Earth has identified 19 onshore sites where new or extended extraction activity is planned using publicly available planning application data.

Hugo Blanco (15 November 1934 – 25 June 2023) fought every day of his life for the poor and for the environment. We can learn from him.

The recent recurring ecological shocks may finally be provoking some fresh thinking amongst the world’s elite policymakers.

Fishers' supporters hit by fish poisonings appeal to Qit Minerals Madagascar and Rio Tinto investors to ensure independent investigation - 18 months after mine pollution.

The National Portrait Gallery goes into shutdown over climate activists chanting to the tune of The Beatles inside the Paul McCartney exhibition.

'Oily Money Out!' climate activists disrupt Romeo & Juliet at Sadlers Wells.

African civil society organisations’ (CSO) efforts to slow the loss of nature and tackle climate change are key - we need to shift power and decision-making towards local authority and leadership.