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How can universities balance international recognition and research with lowering their carbon footprints?

Events hosted by Flight Free UK challenge the media to reconsider its promotion of flying.

Crowther Lab finds fifth of cities worldwide will suffer hotter conditions than any major conurbation around the globe today.

Consumers are set to spend £800 million on 10 million wedding outfits they will wear once.

The Creative Climate Disclosure Project is a welcome blow, but we need to go further and confront our obsession with economic growth.

Fossil fuels increasingly offer a poor return on energy investment, new study finds.

A greener economy can be a fairer economy too, says the Trades Union Congress.

'The problems of the next 20 to 30 years are major problems that are going to cause great social unrest.'

Advisory Committee on Climate Change (CCC) says government must show it was serious about tackling climate breakdown.

A total of 78 artists - including Turner Prize and BP Portrait Award winners - call for end to BP sponsorship at National Portrait Gallery.

Trees, a new exhibition in Paris, explores our intimate and at times devastating knowledge of plant life through art and science.

Frontline insights from a groundbreaking investigation into BP's historic destruction of the Amazon rainforest.

Recycling efforts of thousands wasted as new figures reveal extent of putrid problem in the war on preventable plastic waste.

Industrial-scale farms are being used to supply big cats for use in traditional asian medicines, new study finds.

The Forestry England site at Cropton Forest is the home of a new kit of beavers.