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Personal care products contribute some of the largest amounts of waste that end up in landfills.

Legislation on the environment, fisheries and agriculture have been welcomed by campaigners, but many warn key measures are missing.

Boris Johnson heralds leaving the EU as "a defining opportunity…to tear away bureaucratic red tape". What does this mean for environmental regulations?

To ‘protest’ is not just to challenge power, but also ‘to make a pledge, a solemn declaration’ and to drive change.

Dr Gail Bradbrook climbs entrance to the Department for Transport in Westminster.

New report reveals that prescribing nature is excellent value for money.

September 2019 was the fourth month in a row to come close to or break temperature records.

China is on track to meet its ultra-low emissions goals for 2020.

A day of anti-capitalist discussion on the politics of climate breakdown, hosted by RS21.

Greenpeace International said activists from the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark had boarded Shell's Brent Alpha and Bravo platforms.

The government failed to report 118 alleged crimes to police, leading to a delayed and flawed police investigation.

We must double our forests in size - for the climate, for wildlife and for ourselves.

Welsh government plants ten millionth tree in the heavily-deforested region of Mount Elgon region in eastern Uganda.

A law designed to protect elephants, passed with overwhelming popular support and cross-party Parliamentary backing in 2018, could be struck off the statute books.

‘Can we love individual immigrants, while opposing mass migration?’ The answer is no.