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Ireland’s “storm chasers” show how wind power can fuel poverty
As energy prices soar, so does the case for the green transition. → Read More
Sewage map shows potentially illegal “dry spills”
An investigation by the campaigning charity Surfers Against Sewage has identified sewage dumping even when there’s been no rain. → Read More
The battle to camp freely on Dartmoor is a fight for nature itself
Will the last wild camper please turn out the light? → Read More
The forecast for 2023: El Niño and more record-breaking heat
Last year was the UK’s hottest and climate change heralds further destabilising extremes. → Read More
Seven swans not swimming: how bird flu came to Christmas
A family of London swans offer both warning and hope in the face of an overlooked crisis. → Read More
Michael Gove’s coal mine decision is a climate disaster – and it's only the beginning
Britain’s first new deep mine in 30 years has perpetuated net zero myths that could lead to more fossil fuel use. → Read More
How climate success rests on a carbon market crackdown
Cop27 is at (article) sixes and sevens over rules governing the trade of carbon credits. → Read More
The UK’s broken food system requires radical change
Record inflation for milk and other essentials demands immediate action, but Britain’s food security needs more than a quick-fix. → Read More
Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss are turning green energy into a culture war
In the face of soaring energy prices, they’re complaining about solar panels on farms. → Read More
Take Europe’s worst ever drought as a warning: we need a flood of climate action
With two thirds of the land area in Europe covered by drought warnings, action is urgently needed to address the unfolding crisis. → Read More
Sewage, spills and shortages: why UK water companies have failed
Drought could provide a moment of reckoning for the UK's water industry, but renationalisation alone won't right decades of wrongs. → Read More
Joe Biden’s bill is the biggest climate victory since the Paris Agreement
The Inflation Reduction Act could put US climate ambition back on track. → Read More
How are animals adapting to climate change?
Books by Thor Hanson and Emma Marris offer new insights into how species are surviving and what we must do to help. → Read More
Are extreme heatwaves the new normal?
Temperatures in parts of the UK could reach 40°C this week. → Read More
Are extreme heatwaves the new normal?
Temperatures in parts of the UK could reach 40°C this year. → Read More
How ‘nudge theory’ can prompt pro-environmental behaviour
Climate change is one of the public’s biggest concerns but NS polling shows that achieving behavioural change is no easy task. → Read More
Can the Greens become more than a single MP party in England and Wales?
Zack Polanski has announced his candidacy in a deputy leadership race, which could test the unity of the Green Party. → Read More
Love or loathe it, Extinction Rebellion is more necessary than ever
A new documentary is a reminder of the tenacious energy it takes to believe the climate crisis can still be tackled in time. → Read More
Tom Holland: why climate politics needs more hedgehogs
As an environmental culture war looms, the historian advocates for Edmund Burke's politics of the particular. → Read More
Why we need Greta Thunberg more than ever
There is still too much misinformation and greenwash surrounding claims of climate action. → Read More