Africa’s lions are in decline. Could an increase in diseases due to a warming climate have something to do with it?
Climate change could spark human-wildlife conflict in some of Africa’s critical lion areas
Oil giant believes it has cracked algae
Could scientists have cracked algae?
Following the most devastating wildfires in history the fight to restore Portugal’s forests begins
Volunteers begin the replanting to restore the Portuguese forests lost in last years wildfires.
Analysis: Gas ‘crisis’: Case for state intervention?
Could we see state intervention to safeguard UK’s gas supply?
Most of oily ‘fatberg’ on display at the Museum of London converted into biofuel
Giant London fatberg converted into biofuel.
Analysis: Are meaningful sanctions against Russia even realistic?
How realistic is it to impose meaningful sanctions on Russia?
Earth Hour 2018 – what inspires people to take part?
What motivates people to take part in Earth Hour this Saturday?
Remembering Stephen Hawking: “I will pay to send climate deniers to Venus”
Stephen Hawking was a key advocate for climate action.
Shale gas enthusiast Nick Grealy has died – obituary
Nick Grealy, a passionate campaigner for shale gas development in the UK has died.
New data-led approach to marketing drives value for the green sector
A new marketing approach for the green sector.
A greener life, a greener world 