People are rightly concerned by the climate-wrecking behaviour of celebrities. We explore their impact on our planet and whether we should bother with lifestyle changes if they don’t.

Review sought over government decision to provide around $1 billion of UK taxpayer support for controversial project.

It's 3 years since Honduran indigenous and women's rights activist Berta Cáceres was murdered. Friends of the Earth Honduras continues its work in a difficult situation.

Revelation comes on day 1 of Net Zero Strategy legal challenge

Have you ever wondered where bees go in winter and how extreme weather affects our vulnerable bees?

Millions of migrating birds are illegally trapped as they pass over Cyprus, with some of the worst of the killing on UK-controlled land. Yet the British government is proving powerless to stop the slaughter.

Druridge Bay is again under threat from an opencast coal mine. The High Court has upheld a challenge against the government’s refusal of planning permission in this Northumberland beauty spot.

However Labour's plans fall short on funding commitments, with the Green Party and Lib Dems easily topping the rankings

Tree planting and climate breakdown were high up the agenda during the General Election. But we need to ramp up the level of ambition from landowners and politicians. From rewilding to agroforestry, campaigners Guy Shrubsole and Danny Gross discuss what's needed to achieve systemic change and double tree cover.