Science

Legal action by a Peruvian farmer has signalled a shift in the global conversation, writes University of Oxford associate professor Benjamin Franta

More than 300 acres of historic South Downs farmland to be restored under Biodiversity Net Gain scheme

Investment giant becomes one of the first major UK asset managers to assess and disclose its nature risks in line with TNFD guidelines

Comedian David Cross launches US version of successful UK campaign to harness comedy to communicate climate science

Foodsteps' founder and CEO explains why all industries need to go 'further and faster', and how people haven't grasped the pace at which nature is declining

Around half the world's population experienced an extra month of extreme heat over the past year, new study warns

Stuart Rowland, founder and CEO of Revalue, discusses the moment the environmental crisis became 'real' for him and how new approaches can assign 'economic value' to forests

Companies that embed sustainability into their everyday operations and culture are more confident they will succeed in the coming years, new EY study claims

Ruling makes legal history by confirming major emitters can be held liable for their share of emissions, while China ramps up overseas renewables investment and EU ratifies High Seas Treaty

Agency warns hosepipe bans could follow driest spring on record, as campaigners lament 'latest in a line of hard blows for farmers and nature'