Biodiversity
Green leaders recognised in New Year Honours List
Broadcaster Chris Packham and Environment Agency director Ken Allison among environmentalists awarded honours for their work
Michael Gove sows seed for green development strategy
Developers could be required to deliver 'biodiversity net gain' when building new homes or commercial estates under new government plans
Tesco teams up with WWF to halve environmental impact of food shop
Long-term partnership aims to respond to customer demand and slash the environmental impact of average Brit's shopping basket
The clock is ticking
When biodiversity is threatened it's not just the animals at risk, warns WWF's Gareth Redmond-King
Doctor's orders: Could more time with nature deliver a workplace boost?
An Environment Agency project found nature-based activities boosted mental well-being and nature awareness - could businesses benefit too?
Report: Humanity has wiped out 60 per cent of animal populations since 1970
The huge loss is a tragedy in itself but also threatens the survival of civilisation, say the world's leading scientists
Green Tories band together to drive Westminster environmental agenda
New Westminster caucus organised by Conservative Environment Network will bring together green-minded MPs, Cabinet Ministers, and Committee chairs to address environmental issues
'Ecological apocalypse': Manifesto sets out raft of actions to halt wildlife decline
'People's Manifesto for Wildlife' urges government, businesses, and individuals to wake up to dramaatic decline in UK species
Tech to #endwildlifecrime: A new strand of the #techforgood story
Saving endangered species is just one of the ways technology can help improve the world, says techUK's Susanne Baker
Does the UK need a 'Global Nature Conservation Fund'?
Think tanks call on government to allocate money from international aid budget to tackle illegal wildlife trade, deforestation, and climate change
'Not everything has gone to plan': Body Shop delivers mixed performance against green goals
Beauty retailer makes progress on biodiversity protections and community trade, but slower gains in sustainable packaging, energy efficiency, and green power
How can a wireless network help both rhino resilience and water quality?
They're called low-power wide-area networks — LPWANs — and they're changing how we can collect data
Barclays moves against mining, oil and gas projects in World Heritage sites
Bank announces new policy as WWF poll shows seven in 10 consumers would consider ditching banks that fund environmentally damaging projects in World Heritage sites
EU agrees total ban on bee-harming pesticides
The world's most widely used insecticides will be banned from all fields within six months, to protect both wild and honeybees that are vital to crop pollination
Natural capital and its preservation is essential to financial system stability
Measuring natural capital is a key step towards sustainable consumption, argues Global Canopy's Sarah Lake
Welcome but flawed: May's green speech promises plenty, but can it deliver?
It may have gone some way to tackling the scourge of plastic pollution, but May missed the opportunity to turbo charge the government's green revamp
Five things we learned from Theresa May's environment speech
May's first Prime Ministerial speech on the environment revealed some key shifts in thinking at the heart of Whitehall
'Our goal is a healthy and beautiful natural environment' - May speech in full
Prime Minister Theresa May's speech to green leaders at the London Wetlands Centre - in full
Banning neonicitinoids is a good start, but it's not problem solved for farming
If Michael Gove is really to be taken seriously as an environmentalist he will need to weed out all toxic substances being used in farming, argues Green Party MEP Molly Scott Cato
Only 30 Mexican porpoises left: Can business stop an extinction?
Strong laws to protect wildlife are the first step in any conservation effort, but the potential of business to strengthen policy should not be overlooked, argues ClientEarth's Quentin Marchais
EU on brink of historic decision on pervasive glyphosate weedkiller
Glyphosate is found in 60 per cent of UK bread and environmentalists welcome a ban but industry warn of uproar among farmers if herbicide is phased out
Palm Oil Free Certification programme launches in UK and Australia
New POFCAP label launched in a bid to independently verify products that make no use of palm oil in their supply chain
Pay farmers to protect environment, urges think tank
Policy Exchange argues leaving EU's Common Agricultural Policy presents opportunity for farmers to improve biodiversity, natural capital, and flood prevention
The Body Shop scrubs up fossil fuel-free packaging and energy use pledge
Retailer's first 'Enrich Not Exploit' sustainability report details progress against ambitious green goals
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