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The COP26 conference has failed to usher in a new era where capital is constrained to prevent catastrophic climate breakdown.

Revelations, reflections and reservations from the COP26 halls of power and the streets of ire.

Climate trauma will impact people the world over - and especially in the global south. We need ecological repair to prevent such harm.

Hunting in Britain has come under renewed scrutiny. This is an opportunity to further protect our wildlife.

Why we need a collective narrative and a shift from GDP to low impact jobs to deliver effective solutions to the climate crisis.

The world leaders meeting at COP26 will fail not because of personal failings but because of the capitalist system that they need to confront.

We need millions of new climate jobs every year if we have any hope of cutting the emissions necessary to avert breakdown.

What is Extinction Rebellion? And what can you expect over the course of COP26 as the police promise the most highly intensive operation in Britain?

And the day after the Glasgow COP. What do we do then?

Conventional economic modelling is far too sanguine about the future given the impacts of climate breakdown.

'Mitigating climate change by reducing carbon emissions is simply not enough. We have to adapt.'

Books from campaigner Jonathan Neale, economist Ann Pettifor and activist Chris Saltmarsh chart a course for effective climate policy.

'We brought sacred water from the highest parts of the Andes to the Americas section of the British Museum, which is full of stolen objects and symbols of colonial power.'

Satish Kumar received the P.E.A. environment award for most ecological family this week. Here he argues that cities should not be an impediment to sustainable living.

Nuclear energy is no solution to climate breakdown say 300 organisations internationally ahead of COP26.

Soil is a neglected and vital issue. Can the House of Lords protect the UK soils where the House of Commons has so far failed?

Pre-covid life is unlikely to return in an environmentally unstable world. But our economic theories have yet to adapt to this new normal.

We need to abandon Petropolis to prevent climate breakdown - and start building the ecomegacities of the future.

Why are fossil fuel companies, their funders, and others with poor environmental credentials, on the list of COP26 conference sponsors?

Vegans and regenerative farmers can find common ground and save our living soil - instead of fighting one another.

The UK nuclear military complex is on the front-line of climate breakdown – and not in a good way.

The Green party is calling for an £80 billion carbon tax ahead of its annual conference, which opens on Friday.

COP26 is our last ditch attempt for unity in preventing the greatest global crisis humanity has ever faced.

If controlled by corporations, digital farming initiatives create new poverty traps for small food producers while promoting environmental-destructive intensive agricultural practices.