A forward-thinking land-use plan is long overdue and can benefit everyone if we are smart about it

Friends of the Earth launches #BringBackNature competition to help fund an innovative programme to create vibrant green spaces in nature-deprived communities

UK-based company Jardine Matheson wants to expand its gold mine in Indonesia. Learn how this would further devastate wildlife, the rainforest and local people.

If we’re going to tackle climate breakdown, we need more trees. 72% of UK land is currently used by farmers for food production, but combining trees with farming could suck carbon out of the atmosphere, and make farming more profitable, productive and sustainable.

The Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill has profound implications for environmental protest, but it also directly targets one of Britain’s most marginalised ethnic groups. Romany journalist Jake Bowers looks at the impact the bill will have on Britain’s nomadic people.

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.

Friends of the Earth says the cash is not new money, and is not enough to fund a programme of the size needed across the country

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has published its Working Group III assessment.

Measures look half-baked, half-hearted and dangerously lacking in ambition   

Ahead of the UN climate talks, we look at the communities who are often overlooked when we talk about the climate crisis. We're all impacted, but those impacts are felt differently depending on who, and where, you are. Find out how.