The government is pondering selling developers a licence to destroy nature. Paul de Zylva on why biodiversity offsetting and net gain are thinly veiled eco-vandalism.
A new road to ease congestion on the M4 in south Wales was first proposed in the 1990s. Will an Assembly Members' vote shape a sustainable Wales for years to come?
Chris Murphy is anxiously awaiting the arrival of migrating whooper swans at Lough Beg, Northern Ireland. Will they be disturbed by the building of a new road?
A protected wetland site in Oxfordshire, Otmoor has twice in the past 40 years been threatened with destruction. That is until Friends of the Earth got involved.
How much space is there for nature in the UK? How do we use the land? Look at it from the air and you find some surprising answers, says Dan Raven-Ellison.
Trees and forests add quality to our lives. They may even improve your health. Read on to find out all the good they do – and how you can help them too.
