Governments must crack down on business to get deforestation goals on track
Many countries signed up to a pledge at the COP26 climate conference in 2021. They vowed to end deforestation by...
Court acquits scientists for protest over Tory government’s fossil fuel plans
Magistrates acquitted five scientists on 21 October for their protest against the government's energy plans, which includes new oil and...
Tories push fossil fuel expansion even as climate crisis leads to record excess deaths
On 7 October, the UK opened up a new licensing round for potentially over 100 fossil fuel licences in the...
Scandal hits shooting industry as another bird killing season begins
Not-so-brave hunters in England and Wales were able to slaughter two bird species - pheasant and woodcock - from 1...
It’s not only the Amazon at stake in Brazil’s upcoming election
Brazil's presidential election takes place on 2 October. As commentators have pointed out, the future of the Amazon is at...
Islanders win historic victory against Australia over climate crisis inaction
A group of people from the Torres Strait Islands won a massive victory on 23 September. The UN Human Rights...
Tory government stands accused of launching a full-scale assault on nature
Nature-focused organisations have accused the Conservative government of launching "an attack on nature". Their criticism centres around the government's plans...
The future for Namibia’s desert lions looks extremely bleak
The future for the desert lions living in northwest Namibia is "very, very bleak", according to Izak Smit, chair of...
African farmers to UK: stop funding ‘climate-stupid’ agriculture on our continent
Millions of African people have demanded that the UK and others cease funding an agricultural initiative on the continent. They...
Global community holds breath as Chileans cast truly world-leading vote
Citizens in Chile are voting on whether to approve a truly world-leading constitution on 4 September. Ahead of the big...
Legal challenge against Surrey oil project is heading to the Supreme Court
A years-long legal battle against an onshore oil project in Surrey is heading to the Supreme Court. In February, the...
Leopard study reveals staggering fact about wildlife trade body CITES
The global wildlife trading body urgently needs to review the assessments it uses to set leopard trophy hunting quotas, according...
Government under fire for trying to justify badger cull at international conference
The UK government is again facing criticism over its ongoing slaughter of the country's largest land predator. It comes after...
Badger cull case back in court after vets demand pause on killing
The Conservative government's mass killing of badgers will be the subject of an upcoming hearing in the Court of Appeal....
Bold ocean protection plan could help right one of the UK’s historic wrongs
This story was produced as part of the 2022 UN Ocean Conference Fellowship organized by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network with...
Thailand paves way for countries like the UK to limit disastrous bottom trawling
This story was produced as part of the 2022 UN Ocean Conference Fellowship organized by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network with...
Young people make one vital solution to the ocean crisis crystal clear
This story was produced as part of the 2022 UN Ocean Conference Fellowship organized by Internews' Earth Journalism Network with...
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