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Banned chemicals can still be found in rivers across Europe, according to the latest study.

Rio Tinto has finally admitted that its local operator QIT Minerals Madagascar has breached an environmental buffer zone at its Mandena site.

Non-organic cotton has been dubbed "the dirtiest crop in the world". So, how does organic compare?

Cyclone Idai has put animals from Mozambique and Malawi in serious danger.

Businesses and consumers need to be led by a sense of 'ecopragmatism'.

Working towards a sustainable future - an interview with Sarah Page, managing director of Plumbs.

African leaders could hold the key to protecting the world’s wildlife and wild places.

Can new digital tools and training help agribusiness combat deforestation?

Trees for Cities joins forces with Dormers Wells Infant School to plant its millionth tree - and more.

Engineers and designers can learn a lot from the way that nature utilises diverse materials in complex ways.

How to the festival producers Wild Rumpus keep sustainability at the heart of what they do?

A huge 96 percent of Royal Horticultural Society members believe in the health benefits of gardening.

Campaigners will gather at the Springfields nuclear site in Lancashire to raise awareness on the twin fronts of new nuclear generation and radioactive waste disposal. 

Women, who have often not worked in fields like politics and energy, bring a unique, creative perspective that could better our world.

We are losing species to extinction at an unprecedented rate and human activity is the culprit - can going vegan help?