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A train line brings workers - and COVID-19 - to the Awa Guajá community, threatening their survival. Part 2 of 2.

Jan Goodey, the Just Stop Oil activist, will spend Christmas behind bars following his arrest for stopping traffic on the M25.

A visit to the Awa Guajá where people have died from sadness as well as guns since their land became a freight line for the world’s biggest iron-ore mine. Part 1 of 2.

'Larvae affected by plastic pollution showed developmental abnormalities including malformation of the skeleton, neural and immune cells'.

The Men’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar is promoted as the first 'fully carbon neutral FIFA World Cup tournament'. But this has been a PR own goal. 

'Man of the hole’ protected the Amazon for 26 years: his legacy lives on in a court ruling to protect his ancestral territory.

Stop advertising cars on public transport, say climate groups.

Experts question industry signals sent by government’s new coal mine approval.

Gove stokes environmental anger by approving first new coal mine in 30 years.

Campaigners urge Michael Gove to get tough on 'dark store' delivery depots or risk children’s health and well-being from air pollution.

Water demand is a major blind spot on the road to net zero.

The move amounts to a U-turn on the PM’s opposition to building new turbines onshore as set out in his failed first bid for the Conservative leadership.

UK Government ‘going backwards’ on green investment, says CBI chief Danker.

Ecosocialism is posited as a solution of appropriate ambition to prevent breakdown. But what is ecosocialism? Is it ecological? And do we all have to be socialist now?

Rio Tinto faces new unrest at Madagascar mine as procedural dance delays promised compensation.