Ahead of COP 27, I ask whether political summits are as effective as we need them to be, and look at the goals for this year’s summit in Egypt.

On the theme of ‘carbon zero’, this lively event aimed to bring all generations together for a celebration of dance, music, and the visual arts.

The page on the educational website has been changed only to explain the negative effects of climate change after outrage from social media. 

"To all young people I say, the world wants to listen to you! If you do not speak up, no one may know what you want."

Atmosphere-heating carbon dioxide will be sucked from the air using trees, peat, rock chips, and charcoal in a new £30 million nationwide project. 

WRAP, the UK’s leading sustainability non-profit, has created the Textiles 2030 action plan, and major fashion brands such as Primark and ASOS have signed up. 

I weigh out pros and cons of protected areas, looking into biodiversity, climate change, and human rights. 

Japan’s cherry blossom trees are universally admired and are a centerpiece of Japanese culture, but their early blossom this year is not something to celebrate, say climate scientists. 

A new report unveils the damage that the UK industry is doing to the environment.

The world has changed, the world is changing. The arts and artists have always been at the forefront of revolution, they instigate change, they respond to change.

When we first entered lock-down, travel ceased and tourism halted. One unexpected outcome from this that became visible instantly: the environment started to heal. But now, as we trickle back to ‘normal’ life are we damaging the world more than ever?

Sadhana and Tayo dissect white environmentalism, discuss the intersection of anti-racism and climate movements and highlight the importance of solidarity