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Why did the 'Bathtub Sixteen' blockage a busy A-road in Bristol?

Grouse moors cover around 550,000 acres of land in in England and Scotland. The four-month long shooting season starts on Monday.

RSPB’s Hen Harrier LIFE project has fitted more than 10 young hen harriers with satellite tags this summer in Scotland.

The famous teddy bear is taking part in wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation's Big Butterfly Count.

Ukrainian poultry company MHP will cease production at Ukraine's only foie gras farm.

New figures reveal spread of MRSA superbug on Northern Ireland's livestock farms

Chernobyl’s large themes - of knowledge, authority, human happiness and its relationship to nature -can be understood as a creative evocation of a special kind of horror.

Agriculture and land usage are major climate threats, IPCC concludes.

Almost a quarter of the greenhouse gases put out by humans comes from land use.

Rising sea temperatures could increase amount of mercury contamination of fish and other food, which harm brain function.

ClientEarth urges parties involved in ISDS reform to address the 'regulatory chill' effects on climate change policy.

Petition to stop the sale of toxic tampon and nappies reaches 20,000.

Johnson's efforts to deregulate the biotech industry are cloaked in progressive language about “innovation” and ending world hunger. 

Scientists have discovered that the supposedly fearsome creatures cannot thrive near large human populations.

Rewilding conference signals fresh thinking for Scotland’s land and seas.