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TreeSisters rallies thousands of women around the world to Sing for the Trees on International Women’s Day.

Mining group Rio Tinto has pulled back from sensitive environmental zone in Madagascar and admits there was no tailings dam.

Rules to avoid double-counting of emissions cuts are a step forward, say campaigners, but more assurances are needed to meet the sector’s climate promises.

Governments have for years offered incentives for renewable energy - but is it time to take it a step further and begin funding renewable energy projects?

Old and young must unite to form Generation S - a force to combat corporate gigantism and to shape cultural and social revolutions.

People who work for organisations that aim to protect nature, can work like nature.

Extinction Rebellion Canterbury undertook a second action after hundreds of Canterbury students went on climate strike.

Biomimicry in the workplace, school, campaign group.

Green solutions to noise reduction could improve our mental and physical wellbeing.

National Parks are failing dismally to protect areas for wildlife, according to the chairman of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.

As invasive water hyacinth chokes fishing communities, the World Bank launches a third phase of investment to try and restore the degraded lake

Michael Gove, the environment secretary, has long argued that Brexit will allow the UK to strengthen its environmental protections and set policies more effectively.

Local opposition won a legal ruling against a major project on the Black Sea coast – the latest challenge to Turkey’s plans to expand coal use.

Microplastics from car tyres, clothing and paints on buildings are absolutely everywhere.

The three year study involves academics from the University of Stirling, University of Glasgow, Plymouth Marine Laboratory and Clark University in America.