Economics

Polluted rivers, collapsing ecosystems and communities left adrift. And now Britain’s water privatisation concept is being exported to Brazil.

Britain is world’s worst offender for letting fossil fuel companies drill in protected areas.

The British government’s own security experts join the dots between nature loss, security and the wellbeing of society.

Capitalism is driving ecological destruction and social upheaval. Is it a death cult, and can we escape it?

How Yemen's war devastates people and ecosystems.

Conservation must move beyond protection to kinship, restoring our reciprocal relationship with the living world to heal both people and our living planet.

The Winter Olympics killed tobacco sponsorship - can it do the same for fossil fuels?

A passion pay gap - where professionals accept lower pay because they care deeply about the work - is undermining net zero goals.

The super-rich are disproportionately responsible for driving the climate crisis - Oxfam.

Wes Streeting, the secretary of state for Health and Social Care, must find funding for research Into invasive lobular breast cancer.

Westminster system leaves British trade policy 'hopelessly captured' by climate polluters.

Changing Markets Foundation reveals recycled polyester creates 55 per cent more microplastic pollution.

Governments worldwide channel 80 per cent more aid into fossil fuel prolonging projects — reaching US$ 9.5 billion.

Strikes, walkouts and protests are again planned for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend at Amazon sites in 30 countries.

Possible is calling on British chancellor Rachel Reeves to start taxing private jets fairly in the upcoming budget, a move which could raise up to £2.7bn in tax revenue.

British fossil fuel investors claim more than twice as much money as government has paid in climate finance.

As Kate Raworth's doughnut economics model turns 13 years old, she has launched both a peer-reviewed paper and a circus.

Newspapers in Britain carried more adverts for polluting travel than reports of the last climate conference.

Our preconceptions are often challenged when we engage with people cross-culturally. What might we discover if we turn that same curiosity to the ancient past?

Why animal welfare belongs in planning permission decisions.

New research shows fossil fuel exposures of the world’s 60 biggest banks.

Global banking climate group to stop operations after member exodus.

Why Indigenous leadership must be at the heart of COP30.

Big Microplastic Survey gathers data from 39 countries, uncovering widespread nurdle and bio-bead contamination.