Greenpeace says pipeline company’s $300m lawsuit could have ‘chilling effect’ on future protests
The lawsuit accuses Greenpeace of defamation and orchestrating criminal behaviour during pipeline protests in 2016 and 2017.Read More
Three years of war in Ukraine: ‘Environmental damage knows no borders’ as emissions rise to new high
Forest fires have contributed to a 31 per cent rise in emissions from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over the last 12 months.Read More
Carbon in bloom: How Kew Gardens is telling the story of climate change through plants
A fungal pavilion, rain garden and colourful plants growing like climate stripes will feature in the new design this summer.Read More
World’s largest artificial reef: Historic ocean liner embarks on final voyage to bottom of the sea
The record-breaking SS United States will soon provide a home for marine life off the coast of Florida.Read More
Climate groups launch first lawsuits challenging Trump’s plans to expand offshore drilling
Several climate advocacy groups claim that the US President’s undoing of marine protections is illegal.Read More
Glaciers are losing more water each year than the world will consume in three decades, study warns
The thawing of 7 trillion tonnes of glacial ice since has raised sea levels by almost 2 centimetres, with the Alps a melting hotspot.Read More
Swiss populist politicians demand Paris Agreement exit: Could it follow the US out of the door?
Switzerland’s biggest political party claims that a recent referendum indicates voters don’t want radical climate targets.Read More
Project 2025: What environmental cutbacks has Trump made in a month and what’s next?
Trump is ‘erasing climate action’ within federal agencies and giving the green light to big polluters.Read More
Air inside homes can be dirtier than outside: Experts on small changes that make a big difference
As we spend more time working from home, understanding the factors that affect air quality within our houses is increasingly important.Read More
‘Lack of spine’: France under fire for considering ‘Trump-inspired’ U-turn on environmental rules
Companies may not have to report on their sustainability progress if CSRD legislation is rolled back, as some experts fear.Read More