Ideas The UN’s 21-year-old climate advisor: Who is Nathan Méténier? "We are being listened to but not heard."
Ideas Anuna de Wever on fighting climate change and ‘incapable’ politicians "I want to have an impact in the biggest way possible."
Art and Design Wildlife Photography Awards offer a rare glimpse of Siberian tigers The winner used a camera trap to photograph the elusive creatures.
Outdoor Could moths be the secret to understanding climate change? Moths might be overshadowed by their colourful butterfly cousins, but they're crucial to the pollination process.
Ideas Satellites are mapping out every tree on earth using AI technology A neural network has been trained to identify trees based on their size and shape.
Outdoor US imports are helping to drive the ‘silent extinction’ of giraffes Giraffes parts are used for items such as bible covers, shoes and jackets.
Outdoor Growing vegetables in seawater could be the answer to feeding billions Freshwater is becoming increasingly scarce and some farms are looking for alternatives.
Outdoor World’s biggest Arctic expedition brings back 1000 ice samples It has been in stuck in the Arctic ice for a year.
Outdoor What's going on in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula? Kamchatka residents have been documenting this unfolding environmental catastrophe in real-time on social media.
Outdoor Could tourism be the key to guaranteeing the future of our oceans? Coastal health is important for the environment but also for visitors looking to enjoy the natural world.
Cuisine Why are women more likely to go vegan than men? Choices about what we eat can be intensely personal.
Cuisine The complicated relationship between Blackness and veganism Tianna Johnson discusses why 'white veganism' didn't work for her.
Cuisine A quarter of UK children think penguins and tigers live on farms Children are becoming more out of touch with how their food is produced.
Fashion H&M cuts ties with supplier after accusations of Uyghur forced labour The company said it was deeply concerned by reports of potential human rights abuses.
Fashion Patagonia gets political with labels saying ‘vote the a**holes out’ The outdoor brand is taking a stand against leaders who "disregard the climate crises and ignore science."
Fashion Why we need to stop saying fashion and start saying clothes "Fashion, as a word, invokes a feeling of exclusion, hostility and inaccessibility."
Ideas 'I turned 17 in my prison cell': Meet climate activist Blue Sandford After dropping out of school and being arrested, Blue Sandford has penned a new book for Extinction Rebellion Youth.
Ideas The 18-year-old activist changing the climate conversation in the UK She led 5,000 kids onto the roads in protest, now Noga Levy-Rapoport is trying to reform the education system.
Ideas Is IKEA’s new furniture ‘buy back’ scheme greenwashing? The flat-pack furniture company is committing to new sustainability goals.
Ideas People are fed up with ‘eco-friendly tips’, says new climate study It turns out we don't like being told what to do.
Art and Design Wildlife Photography Awards offer a rare glimpse of Siberian tigers The winner used a camera trap to photograph the elusive creatures.
Fashion Why Shein might be the biggest rip-off since fast fashion was born A review of the Chinese online fashion giant from the perspective of a slow-fashion writer.
Outdoor Could moths be the secret to understanding climate change? Moths might be overshadowed by their colourful butterfly cousins, but they're crucial to the pollination process.
Ideas The UN’s 21-year-old climate advisor: Who is Nathan Méténier? "We are being listened to but not heard."
Ideas Satellites are mapping out every tree on earth using AI technology A neural network has been trained to identify trees based on their size and shape.
