Mauritius plunged into a potential environmental disaster following oil spill.
Biodiverse sensitive areas at risk in Mauritius following oil spill
More people will die of extreme heat than of infectious diseases
Increasing heat-related deaths due to climate change reveal an unequal world, with people in poorer countries at much higher risk.
Data reveals gigantic Antarctic ice loss
Data shows huge amount of Antarctic ice loss in the last 25 years.
Is BP finally moving beyond petroleum?
The oil and gas giant BP might finally be serious about diversifying away from fossil fuels.
Analysis: Bangladesh may ditch 90% of its planned coal power
A huge shake-up of the Bangladeshi energy sector may be afoot but the government must be clearer about its plans.
Green Voices – Ep 7 – Dr James Gordon – what’s behind accelerating Amazon deforestation levels?
We speak to WWF’s Dr James Gordon about the accelerating deforestation levels in the Brazilian Amazon and what can be done about it.
Opinion: Rapidly falling fertility rates should be met with jubilation
By 2050, the world population may surpass nine billion, stressing resources, but declining fertility offers hope for sustainable solutions.
Opinion: US 2020 Election: Donald Trump wants a fight on the Green New Deal. So do we
The Democratic Party should embrace bold climate action, leveraging strong public support to overcome Trump’s misleading attacks and drive voter engagement.
Rewilding projects are sprouting up across the UK
Rewilding Britain is expanding UK rewilding projects, creating a national network to address ecological decline and connect stakeholders. The aim is to rewild 300,000 acres, enhancing nature and community engagement.
Analysis: Biden is ready to move on climate
Joe Biden lays down the groundwork for a climate ambitious administration.
A greener life, a greener world 