Scientists
have found that a rapid transition to new food and energy systems as
part of an acceleration towards net-zero would leave UK households
thousands of pounds better off.
A new project aims to “unite farmers and the public with a passion for wildlife and sustainability in farming”. We spoke to the team about their vision for the nature-rich site.
Through indigeneous languages which don't objectify and categorise, we can learn to see our relationship to nature and the causes of the climate crisis very differently, writes Calvin Po.
Pioneering developments around the world are doing away with the old certainties of urban planning and experimenting with ways to build more liveable and sustainable cities.
Four-day demonstration The Big One aims to bring 100,000 people to London this weekend (21-24 April), with Sheffield groups involved and shared transport available.
Humans are endlessly creative, and creativity is about having space to fail and try again. Our government's climate policy needs to open up that space – by leaving coal in the ground.
‘Investment zones’ of low-tax, deregulation and “streamlined” planning procedures could spell disaster for environment and wildlife in the region, say campaigners and experts.