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Industry-funded force uses moles and surveillance to spy on anti-nuclear protesters

Re-nationalising decisions on growing GM crops would allow EU countries to declare themselves GM-free, but could bring new dangers

Inside vast, 360-sided, 7000 cubic metre underwater cages off the coast of Panama, marine biologist Brian O'Hanlon is trying to solve some of the problems with large-scale aquaculture

Ryanair is calling on the Scottish Government to further subsidise air travel

Technologies to increase agricultural productivity will allow the UK to help feed the world, says Royal Society report

This new e-book tells you everything you need to know about raising fish and vegetables for the table at home in an ingenious, ecological way

China may have plenty of coal-fired gigawatts, but the country knows a thing or two about sustainable and efficient transport, Ewan finds

Salmon farming is renowned for its local environmental pollution, but now some fish farmers are starting to look at fish waste as an untapped resource

The powerful antibacterial nanosilver can now be found in everything from air fresheners and food packaging to babies' bottles and bandages. But has anyone looked at the risks?

Developed countries still need to come forward with finance to help with adaptation and mitigation in less-industrialised countries hit hardest by climate change

Carphone Warehouse and British American Tobacco among companies refusing to reveal data on carbon emissions

The team discovers that, even in the midst of marine beauty, the ever rising tides exact a terrible price

Fancy some forest carbon, guv'nor? Only one careful owner... Dan Box explains why a cautious approach to deforestation schemes would be wise

Welsh Government says a charge is the only way to reduce plastic bag use further and encourage reuse

Archbishop questions Church's investment in mining firm that plans to build on site revered by indigenous tribe