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Floods and natural disasters can be highly traumatic for children.
A look at what actually happened at the recent climate talks, and some pointers for the year ahead.
The legacy of the dirtiest of fuels – coal – has the potential to deliver a low carbon energy future.
The impact of plastic on the ocean is heartbreaking but the science must be watertight to convince everyone that we need to change.
A bold new commitment from the cocoa and chocolate industry to end deforestation is welcome. But we must avoid blaming the farmers.
An arcane principle is a key to our well-being and survival in an age of technological innovation.
New research shows just how bad tobacco farming can be for the environment and for farmers.
Taxing plastic takeaway boxes will help to reduce the massive amount of plastic which is dumped into the oceans.
Letting Fukushima residents stay in their homes would have only cost them an average of three months’ life expectancy.
Ceredigion County Council in Wales claims it had no choice. What do the experts say?
The CO2 we produce when we put up buildings is large and virtually unregulated.
Everyone knows that plastic waste is an environmental problem. So let’s get creative with it.
It is estimated that 75% of the world’s coral reefs are already threatened.
New analysis shows British cities how to save money, reduce emissions and make life better for citizens.
Announcing green finance packages is one way of deflecting criticism for fossil fuel investments.
It seems almost inevitable that deep sea mining will open a new and substantial chapter of humanity’s relationship with the oceans.
Even the very softest of Brexits will expose gaps in purely domestic environmental governance.
It’s as if Socrates’ remark that ‘the trees teach me nothing’ is very much still the attitude today.
The region relies on seasonal flooding, yet energy demand is year-round.
A new study shows that positive tales make a difference.
Trowels and spades are being put to use in the sea.
And one thing that probably will, but won’t make much difference.
Few fish can survive in these freezing waters, so invertebrates are the dominant predators.
A new way to think about this common statement.