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Is Aberdeen preparing for the low carbon future the UK and the world is promising, or is it still investing in a future where oil and gas remain the spine of its economy.

UN staff and delegates to the UN Environment Assembly, which opened in Nairobi on Monday, were among 157 to die on the way from Addis Ababa.

The Wildlife Trusts and the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) are calling on people to put in a pond.

Buried wetland sites could explain some of the differences between global carbon cycle models and real-life observations.

Switzerland wants the world to talk about if and how to use untested technology that tampers with nature to slow climate change.

People & Planet research shows University of Sheffield has not made good on its promise to divest from all fossil fuels. We can't let them get away with it.

UN committee tasked with enforcing the Aarhus Convention - giving people access to environmental justice - expresses 'surprise' at just how rubbish the UK has been.

Why I am willing to break the law to force radical action on climate breakdown

Embracing a ‘simpler way’ is necessary for a transition to a just, sustainable, and flourishing world. 

Maintaining an ethical and sustainable diet can require meaningful education and training.

Going digital is not as green as it might seem.

Small modular reactors are being heavily promoted but the economics don't stack up.

Making a serious difference to plastic pollution is only possible by tackling over-consumption.

A proposal to add a green subsidiary to the European Investment Bank (pictured) has puzzled the bank.

Think Equal. Build Smart. Innovate for Change. That is the theme for International Women’s Day this year.