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American agrochemical giant Monsanto paid a public-affairs consultancy up to €200,000 to set up a ‘grassroots farmers’ operation across Europe.

PCBs remain a deadly threat more than forty years since the first initiatives to ban these chemical pollutants.

Innovation in medicine must be geared towards public health and not private profit, according to a new report.

The anti-fracking victory yesterday should not distract from disturbing trends in the criminalisation of dissent.

David Henderson, a founder of the climate denying Global Warming Policy Foundation, has died. This is the inside story of his battle with the IPCC.

Simon Roscoe Blevins, Richards Roberts and Richard Loizou will be released from prison later today.

Reducing meat and dairy consumption is essential for meeting climate targets.

Natural systems can teach us how to repair the damage caused by large-scale meat consumption, pollution and agribusiness.

Consumers are exasperated with manufacturers that do not make any effort to reduce their packaging.

Campaigning by migrant rights groups has encouraged MPs to sign an MPs Not Border Guards pledge.

Margaret Thatcher flipped from environmental advocate to climate change denier.

A reflection on the anti-capitalist and anti-patriarchal nature of resistance to agribusiness for World Day of Action for Food Sovereignty.

Banks like Barclays won't drop their investments in fracking and other fossil fuels if we ask nicely.

Fracking in the UK resumed yesterday after a seven-year hiatus.

The UK’s energy minister has suggested the government could weaken seismic activity standards at fracking sites.