Food

We need to change the way we produce food and what we eat, for the sake of the planet, animal welfare and our health. Read our take on sustainable eating.

As the seasons change, treat autumn as an opportunity to rest and wind down. Here are 5 sustainable self-care ideas to help you transition into the colder months. Take care of yourself, while protecting the planet.

It’s getting harder to spot greenwashing. Polluting companies are putting on stellar performances, convincing us that they’re doing their bit for the climate, without meaningful action. That’s called performative environmentalism. And it’s Oscar worthy. Find out who the biggest culprits are and what they’re doing.

Listen to episode 2 of the "Imagining Tomorrow" podcast with presenter Emma Newman and access the show notes for the episode, titled "Growing, Feeding, Nurturing".

There’s a lot of misinformation out there about what’s “green” and good for the planet. Can you identify the actions that are real treats, or will you fall victim to the tricks, donning a green disguise but lacking true substance? Give it a go…

We’re taking action to demand that the multinational company Unilever severs ties with Indonesian palm oil giant Astra Agro Lestari, unless it makes amends to local communities. We’ve spoken out and Unilever is listening.

The wonders of habitats like the rainforest and the wealth of species they contain have been transported to our homes by TV series such as Planet Earth. But they’re being exploited to fuel global demand for everyday products. Find out about some of the most at-risk habitats and how the UK is contributing to their destruction.

It’s not always easy to work out whether our favourite brands’ green credentials are up to scratch. With companies falling over themselves to promote their eco-friendly products, learn how you can cut through the noise and make informed, conscious choices.

How can we be sure that the food we buy and the clothes we wear aren't doing more harm than good? Sustainability Analyst Clare Oxborrow explores how supply chains can negatively impact people and planet and why the UK needs a new law to hold companies to account for damage they cause.

From Blue Planet to Seaspiracy, it's clear our oceans are in trouble. We explore the threats they face and what we can do about them.