As the UK Green Party launched their European Election campaign, we spoke to their deputy leader Amelia Womack.
Amelia Womack interview: We must end business as usual before business as usual ends us
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India: States step up policy action on renewables
As renewables continue to be the cheapest source of electricity in India, many states are framing policies to further boost the use of clean energy.
UN warns about accelerating rates of unprecedented species extinction
UN report warns about unprecedented levels of species extinction.
UK council accused of looking to the past as it approves a new coal mine
UK council grants permission for new coal mine, facing criticism from campaigners.
Opinion: Climate change is a silent driver in India’s election
India’s political leadership is failing to explicitly make the connection between security, development and climate change in this election campaign, even though many issues hinge on it.
Norway’s parliament to drop support for oil drilling on the Lofoten islands
The main political opposition in the Norwegian parliament, pledges to protect the Lofoten islands from oil drilling.
Analysis: Is the UK doing everything it can to tackle climate change?
How much is the UK government doing to tackle climate change?
Biogas energy storage system launches at wastewater plant
A commercial thermal energy storage system that converts biogas from a wastewater treatment plant has begun operating in South Australia.
Environmental groups accused of avoiding the controversial issue of human overpopulation
Population Matters criticises environmental groups for not acknowledging the issues of population growth.
Report from Iceland, the land of fire, ice and renewables
How geothermal energy is powering Iceland.
A greener life, a greener world 