Big agribusiness corporations have covertly captured key talks on the future of global food systems
If you needed a reminder that corporations rule the world, look no further than the United Nations’ (UN) answer to ...
Tag: biodiversity crisis
Nuclear weapons firm AWE latest corporate criminal to seek membership of prominent sustainability body
The UK’s main manufacturer of nuclear warheads could soon become a corporate partner to a leading global sustainability organisation. The ...
Brits back call for new law that empowers them with a vital human right
Many countries around the world recognise their citizens' access to a healthy environment as a constitutional right. Moreover, both the ...
New report shows how EU seafood extractivism will continue its complicity in the colonial occupation of Western Sahara
An unlawful fisheries agreement is coming to an end, but a new report shows how the EU seafood industry will ...
UK government warned to change its approach to pesticides
Pesticides in food production are overwhelmingly derived from fossil fuels and worsen the climate crisis. This is the verdict of ...
House of Lords must beware the misleading campaign to thwart the trophy hunting import ban
Ahead of the House of Lords' 16 June debate on the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill, pro-trophy hunting group Resource ...
Trophy hunting and biodiversity credits are two sides of the same capitalist coin
What do trophy hunting and biodiversity credits have in common? It sounds like the start of some crass joke. Only, ...
Peers parrot trophy hunting industry’s deceptive ‘neo-colonial’ defence against an imports ban
At a debate in the House of Lords on Friday 16 June, a number of peers served as a mouthpiece ...
A new study quantifies the extent of extractive capitalism’s colonial violence against Indigenous Peoples worldwide
A new study has highlighted that extractive projects are disproportionately harming Indigenous Peoples across the world. Published in the journal ...
It’s too late for the Arctic’s summer ice, study says, but not too late for the climate
In a new analysis, scientists have found that the Arctic could see ice-free summers as early as 2030. 'Ice free' ...
Pressure mounts on Cambridgeshire council to rethink nature-killing busway plan
By Cambridgeshire County Council's (CCC) own admission, Coton Orchard - a 100-year-old fruit tree, meadow, and hedgerow-filled ecosystem - is ...
UN to make world’s melting ice a priority as loss poses global threat
The United Nations' (UN) weather agency announced on 30 May that it was making the cryosphere - meaning iced areas ...
Tanzanian Maasai visit Europe to urge action over their eviction from their lands
A delegation of Maasai representatives from Tanzania are travelling around Europe in May. They're seeking international support to stop ongoing ...
Circular economy approach to plastic pollution won’t fix the problem
In March 2022, 175 member states agreed to end plastic pollution by forming an international and legally binding agreement by ...
Drop in Amazon deforestation does not let Global North nations off the hook
Figures for the first four months of 2023 show promising signs that Amazon deforestation is beginning a downward trend. However, ...
New survey shows river pollution is a major issue for the British public
A new poll shows that the state of rivers in Britain is a significant issue for many of the British ...
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