Polling suggests the UK public wants a greener Christmas.
The UK public wants a greener Christmas
Opinion: The most climate privileged country on earth
Jeremy Williams on the world’s most climate-privileged countries.
India’s fertility rate drops below the replacement level
In a major environmental victory, the fertility rates in India has dropped below 2.1 – which is the number considered to be the replacement rate
Sofie’s World: Raising a child during the climate crisis and growing up in the age of the Anthropocene 
My daughter Sofie was born in April 2021, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and in a decade in which climate change is increasingly high on the global agenda. Sofie’s World is a series of articles in which I reflect on parenthood in the context of the climate crisis and what it might be like for her growing up in the era of the Anthropocene.
Analysis: Guyana’s oil discoveries reignite environment versus development debate
Investment from Chinese and international oil majors could transform Guyana’s economy – with attendant climate and governance risks.
Madagascar Christmas appeal – climate change and the famine
Second piece of our Madagascar Christmas appeal series.
Green Voices – Ep 14 – Franz Bohm and youth activism 
We interview the director of Dear Future Children, Franz Bohm.
Half of global coal companies continue to develop new assets
The 2021 Global Coal Exit List reveals the sluggish pace of the coal phase-out among major coal firms.
Madagascar Christmas appeal – Introducing our campaign 
The world’s first climate famine is on the way in Madagascar. Here’s what you can do to help.
Germany’s early nuclear shutdown came with a heavy carbon price
A recent report has shed light on the scale of the climate cost of Germany decommissioning its nuclear power plants.
A greener life, a greener world 