Police body’s fox hunting crime lead admits illegal killing is prolific in UK
A video recently emerged that appeared to show blatant fox hunting taking place. In the footage, people dug foxes out...
Explosive Wildlife Trusts’ report says HS2 will damage nature much more than expected
An explosive report from the Wildlife Trusts says that HS2 has massively underestimated the damage it's doing to nature and...
UN report on ‘silent pandemic’ shows factory farming needs an overhaul
Preventing and cleaning up environmental pollution from sources like factory farming, especially in waterways, is crucial to controlling increasingly bullet-proof...
Vigils and rage: Brits react to hike in energy prices amid sky high corporate profits
Average households in Britain will face up to a 40% increase in already excessive energy prices in April, according to...
Chilean mega-drought fuels devastating forest fires in the country
Forest fires in Chile have razed some 667,000 acres of land - an area larger than Luxembourg. They had claimed...
The plight of a collapsed elephant in India shows why tourists should refuse to ride
An Asian elephant named Moti has been lying collapsed on the ground since at least 22 January. The 35-year-old elephant...
Horn of Africa climate-crisis-fuelled drought drives 22 million to hunger
From southern Ethiopia to northern Kenya and Somalia, around 22 million people are at risk of hunger as the worst...
Off-limits hunts and endangered species at low prices: Inside Europe’s largest hunting fair
African forest elephants' survival status dropped to critically endangered in 2022. That's terrible news on many counts, for the elephants...
MPs to debate bee-killing pesticides as government greenlights their use yet again
MPs will debate the use of bee-killing pesticides in agriculture on 1 February. The debate follows the government authorising the...
EU under pressure to act over extinction risk from its massive frogs’ legs trade
Europeans' appetite for frogs' legs is driving an unsustainable and risky trade in amphibians, according to a recent paper. The...
Doomsday clock: war and climate crisis push ticker closer to midnight
Top scientists and security experts moved the 'Doomsday Clock' forward on 25 January to just 90 seconds to midnight -...
Vast iceberg breaks off Antarctic ice shelf
An iceberg nearly the size of Greater London has broken off the Antarctic ice shelf near a UK research station,...
UK plan to rip up thousands of laws gets green light in House of Commons
The Conservative government’s bill that could rip up thousands of retained EU laws passed its latest reading in the House...
Mexico to ban solar geoengineering in wake of unauthorised experiment
The Mexican government announced a ban on solar geoengineering experiments in its territory on 17 January. The move came after a...
UK plan to rip up EU environmental laws could cost billions, analysis shows
The Conservative government's plan to rip up thousands of retained EU laws could ultimately cost the UK billions, new analysis...
Banks are fuelling climate crisis with financing of new fossil fuels, probe finds
Despite joining industry groups centred around reaching carbon neutrality, the world's top banks are continuing to finance new oil and...
EU countries call for ‘forever chemicals’ ban as US detects wildly high levels in fish
Eating one freshwater fish caught in a river or lake in the US is the equivalent of drinking a month's...
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