Why a UK law to criminalise deforestation won’t save the Amazon
Campaigners suggest UK plans to stop deforestation outside its borders are lacking in ambition.
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Why infrastructure in the UK must change to build a greener future
How does the way we build homes and workplaces impact on climate change?
Economic recovery is trumping climate action in Latin America
Post-pandemic, Mexico and Brazil are consuming more fossil fuels in defiance of climate commitments.
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Patricia Zurita: “We need a new economic system based on nature”
The head of BirdLife International on why safeguarding other species is inseparable from ensuring humanity’s own survival.
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“We have a responsibility to dirty our hands”: Julie Laernoes on the French Green party
The vice president of Nantes on why she believes the Greens’ Yannick Jadot is the right candidate to bring France…
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The nonsense of Justin Trudeau’s pipeline promises
The Canadian prime minister pledges action on climate change while backing and buying oil pipelines.
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Is Al Gore really a hero of the climate movement?
The former US vice-president is a longstanding green advocate. But that doesn’t make him the boldest voice.
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Why we shouldn’t panic – just yet – about China increasing coal production
Climate campaigners are hoping China’s coal crisis is a short-term blip.
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