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If controlled by corporations, digital farming initiatives create new poverty traps for small food producers while promoting environmental-destructive intensive agricultural practices.

Global leaders would not 'take seriously' Nicola Sturgeon's commitment to tackling climate change unless she tears up a deal her Scottish Government signed with Heathrow airport.

Director of the Masters of Foxhounds Association tells private webinar that 'plausible' trail hunting can be used as 'smokescreen' for illegal hunt, court hears.

Natural resources have been plundered from the global South for centuries - and yet those countries are now in debt. We need cancellations - and also reparations.

Southern countries, rich in minerals, are being forced to even export more resources to sustain the industries of developed countries.

The Polluters Out’s (PO) twitter campaign showed the power of social media in garnering the attention of BP’s chief executive and directors.

Corporate profiteering and state repression in Nigeria’s Oil Niger Delta must end as part of any just Green New Deal.

Fears of floods of migrants are nothing new. But they have become a way to racialise climate change and justify ever-more brutal policing at the border.

In 2015, Saúl Luciano Lliuya, a Peruvian small-scale farmer, sued the German energy giant RWE, the biggest single emitter of CO2 in Europe.

The coronavirus pandemic cannot obscure the even greater threat of climate breakdown.

The UK has an average of only 53 percent of its biodiversity left, according to the Natural History Museum.

We still have hope to achieve net zero emissions, so we really shouldn’t waste our time despairing but hold ourselves accountable every single day.

The Festival of Wellbeing from the Resurgence Trust taking place online on 30 October 2021 will include discussions of how to tackle the climate and ecological emergency.

Voices of people of colour make up just three percent of discussions about climate breakdown even in progressive Bristol.

Average daily meat consumption per capita in the UK dropped from 103.7g to 86.3g – a decrease of about 17 percent.