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How do we build more resilient ecosystems in the face of globalisation, pollution and inequality?

Monbiot: 'The Heathrow ruling is crucial. It sets a precedent that can now be followed in the other sectors most responsible for climate breakdown.'

The pandemic is causing untold misery for us humans, but other animals are being affected too.

Modern humans entered Europe around 45,000 years ago, and soon after replaced Neanderthals.

Dr Rainer Froese, from the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel, Germany, says lockdown means we can end overfishing for ever.

The Environment Protection Agency in the US faced numerous controversies in 2020, including a recent ruling from the Supreme Court.

Take part in Beyond GM's survey of public opinion on genome editing in food and farming.

Farmer Joam Pím Evans describes how his community is resisting mining by reclaiming and reforesting common-lands in Galicia, Spain.

The economic recovery from this global health crisis must put the restoration of nature at its heart, businesses and charities argue in open letter to Boris Johnson.

New study overturns 'conventional wisdom' by finding significant tree evolutionary diversity in temperate and tropical dry forests.

A quarter of Barclay's shareholders voted in favour of the bank abandoning investments in climate breakdown driving fossil fuels.

Capitalism isn't working. We need a Universal Basic Income as we come out of the coronavirus lockdown into the economic - and the climate - crisis.

Half of UK appreciate parks, countryside and green belt more since coronavirus lockdown and social distancing measures were brought in.

A 40 to 50 percent reduction in global emissions is required to meet Paris Agreement goals, new study finds.

'We want our future back: a future where humans are nature, and where nature is resplendent.'