Environment
What impact will Trump’s presidency actually have on the UK? Here’s everything you need to know
What impact will Trump’s presidency actually have on the UK? Here’s everything you need to know
When America sneezes, the world catches a cold, the saying goes. So how sick is Donald Trump going to make us?
We live in what feels like dark and anxious times – but there’s still lots we can learn from the stars
We live in what feels like dark and anxious times – but there’s still lots we can learn from the stars
The stars’ silent message is that our sparkling blue marble is a preciously rare home in the immensity of space
These 11 pioneering rewilding projects are helping bring nature back in Britain
These 11 pioneering rewilding projects are helping bring nature back in Britain
From elk and storks to outdoor classrooms, a landmark rewilding fund is hoping to sow the seeds of a natural revolution
The 1.5C global warming target is a ‘delusion’, warns climate scientist who fled Los Angeles
The 1.5C global warming target is a ‘delusion’, warns climate scientist who fled Los Angeles
Calling MPs of all stripes: Our planet is counting on your vote on the Climate and Nature Bill
Calling MPs of all stripes: Our planet is counting on your vote on the Climate and Nature Bill
‘I’m scared – but I’m ready to go’: Why GPs are willing to go to prison to protest the climate crisis
‘I’m scared – but I’m ready to go’: Why GPs are willing to go to prison to protest the climate crisis
Starmer wants to ‘mainline’ AI into the UK’s ‘veins’. Here are the opportunities – and the risks
Starmer wants to ‘mainline’ AI into the UK’s ‘veins’. Here are the opportunities – and the risks
Polarisation and a test for Starmer: How Trump 2.0 will pose a major climate challenge for the UK
Polarisation and a test for Starmer: How Trump 2.0 will pose a major climate challenge for the UK
Privatisation’s thirst for profit will never be quenched. It’s time to take our water back
Privatisation’s thirst for profit will never be quenched. It’s time to take our water back
‘Flooding can break people’: This woman channelled her fears of extreme weather to help thousands
‘Flooding can break people’: This woman channelled her fears of extreme weather to help thousands
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer: ‘I was really nervous before the first election debate’
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer: ‘I was really nervous before the first election debate’
‘Daylight robbery’: Fury as water bills to rise by £31 per year over next five years
‘Daylight robbery’: Fury as water bills to rise by £31 per year over next five years
Letters: Yes, it was really easy being a Boomer… How Gen Z must envy us!
Letters: Yes, it was really easy being a Boomer… How Gen Z must envy us!
From the NHS to ‘spreading opportunity’: Here’s what should be in Keir Starmer’s ‘plan for change’
From the NHS to ‘spreading opportunity’: Here’s what should be in Keir Starmer’s ‘plan for change’
‘We’ll have to get more militant’: The real winners and losers from the farm inheritance tax debate
‘We’ll have to get more militant’: The real winners and losers from the farm inheritance tax debate
Keir Starmer’s COP 29 climate goals ‘encouraging’ – but ‘serious action’ needed now, experts say
Keir Starmer’s COP 29 climate goals ‘encouraging’ – but ‘serious action’ needed now, experts say
Where has all the fog gone?
Where has all the fog gone?
‘We’re not diesel monsters’: Meet the London cabbies going electric to help fight climate change
‘We’re not diesel monsters’: Meet the London cabbies going electric to help fight climate change
Water companies’ £158m fine over sewage pollution prompts fresh calls for nationalisation
Water companies’ £158m fine over sewage pollution prompts fresh calls for nationalisation
Sewage pollution levels in this river are 100 times safe ‘limits’. The fight is now on to clean it up
Sewage pollution levels in this river are 100 times safe ‘limits’. The fight is now on to clean it up
Why I switched sides to stop UK’s first deep coal mine in more than 30 years from opening
Why I switched sides to stop UK’s first deep coal mine in more than 30 years from opening
UK inflation holds at 2.2% – but it’s still a bleak picture for poorer people and benefit claimants
UK inflation holds at 2.2% – but it’s still a bleak picture for poorer people and benefit claimants
Designer and activist Katharine Hamnett on fast fashion, the planet and photobombing Thatcher
Designer and activist Katharine Hamnett on fast fashion, the planet and photobombing Thatcher
UK won’t reach net zero without carbon capture – so why do we keep ‘screwing it up’?
UK won’t reach net zero without carbon capture – so why do we keep ‘screwing it up’?
This mum used to watch her son ‘struggle for breath’. After a year of Ulez, things are much better