Indigenous peoples’ historic plan to save the Amazon gets green light at global summit
A major global conservation summit is recently concluded in Marseille, France. And for the first time in the history of ...
Tag: Environment
Greta Thunberg joins chorus of disapproval against fossil fuel-sponsored media events
POLITICO Europe and other media organisations are facing flak for hosting climate events that are sponsored by polluting companies. European ...
Over 200 health journals unite in calling for urgent action on climate change
The BMJ said it is the first time so many journals have come together to make the same statement.
Social media platforms under fire for hosting horrific and rampant animal abuse videos
Update: This article was updated at 17.00 on 1 August to include a post-publication response from YouTube. The Asia for ...
Greta Thunberg says some politicians are slightly less worse than others on the environment
The climate activist said no countries in the global north ‘are even doing close to what is needed’.
As the Greens enter government, they’ll need to get serious about fossil fuels
The Scottish Greens have just made history. Because on Saturday 28 August, they became the first Green Party in the ...
UN told to get serious about wildlife trade risks in its plan for saving biodiversity
The UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is engaged in a critical meeting between 23 August and 3 September. During ...
African experts slam trophy hunting’s impact on people and wildlife, in wake of latest scandal
A recent trophy hunting controversy in Zimbabwe has strengthened the argument that the practice is damaging to conservation. In the ...
Scientists warn of the climate crisis’s role in July’s deadly European flooding
Climate change has made the kind of heavy rainstorms that drove deadly flooding in Europe last month more likely, scientists ...
Communities march on Irish parliament to say no to mining
On Saturday 21 August, community groups, activists, and environmentalists from north and south of the border in Ireland marched on ...
Nicola Sturgeon’s stance on oil and gas has ‘changed significantly’, claims Greens
The Scottish Greens said that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has shown a ‘significant change of direction’ on new oil and ...
One of the polluting industries’ favoured climate ‘solutions’ is literally going up in flames
As numerous NGOs laid out in a recent report titled The Big Con, big polluters are promoting lots of climate ...
Investigation derails Namibia’s key argument for sale of endangered elephants
Update: This article was updated on 18 August to add in further comments regarding Namibia's elephant population statistics. Namibia confirmed ...
Geronimo judge delivers hare-raising verdict in badger cull case
Ecologist Tom Langton recently mounted a legal case against the Conservative government over its ongoing killing of badgers. In particular, ...
Budget ‘doesn’t add up’ to secure a green future – WWF analysis
Environmental charity warns the Government is not delivering on climate promises such as cutting emissions by 78% by 2035 and ...
There’s no contradiction in environmentalists mourning the loss of the UK’s coal mines
Prime minister Boris Johnson has come under fire for his comments about the decline of coal mining in the UK. ...
We can’t carry on like this if we want to save the planet
Fires are burning in Greece. The Pacific Northwest is still aflame, heavy rain has flooded North Korea, droughts are ravaging ...
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