Nature Why octopuses have feelings and crabs should not be ‘boiled alive’ The UK's new Animal Sentience Bill does not stop current cruel practices, but it could rule out factory farming in the future. 23/11/2021
Destinations These are the 5 warmest countries to visit in Europe this December Visit Cascais has crunched the numbers to find the sunniest destinations for a short winter break - maybe even a Christmas one. 20/11/2021
Climate How one couple found Hope during the fatal Canadian storm Enda Brophy was displaced by the storm in British Columbia this week. Here he describes the community's extraordinary response. 19/11/2021
Green News Beef and coffee to be certified ‘deforestation-free’ under new EU law The EU has unveiled a major new proposal to fight deforestation with import bans on some commodities. Is it ambitious enough? 18/11/2021
Travel News Wave goodbye to passport stamps in EU border overhaul Visitors will need to swipe in and out of the EU next year as it looks to tighten up on security and people outstaying their visas. 17/11/2021
Travel News Passengers face 'onerous' policy as travel agent sues Ryanair Emails seen by Euronews Travel show that the carrier is not keen on customers booking elsewhere, as the legal battle continues. 16/11/2021
Green News Cocaine is being hidden in plastic waste, claims new investigation A new report reveals how illicit flows and organised crime groups are worsening the world's 'heartbreaking' plastic waste problem. 15/11/2021
Travel News Giant lizards choke on condoms as tourists have sex on Spanish beach A new report finds that 300 ‘sex spots’ in the Dunes of Maspalomas are having a devastating impact on local plant and wildlife. 12/11/2021
Nature Why does a Glasgow river have fewer rights than a new €14 company? Lawyers and environmentalists at a COP26 Coalition event called for ecocide to be made punishable in international law. 12/11/2021
Climate Are cannabis farms the next big way to suck CO2 from the atmosphere? A hectare of hemp sequesters almost twice as much carbon as a forest, prompting calls from UK farmers to loosen its regulation. 11/11/2021
Climate The first person to be diagnosed with climate change lives in Canada 150,000 people die a year from climate change. So why has the first diagnosis just been given, and how significant is it? 10/11/2021
Climate What is climate finance and why is it so important? Money given to help developing countries adapt to climate change must not create new injustices, says Professor Molly Scott Cato. 10/11/2021
Climate Climate change is causing a water crisis and it's women who lose out Imagine spending five hours a day collecting water. That's the reality for millions of women in the global south. 09/11/2021
Climate Bonfire Night: Are polluting fires harming hedgehogs and humans? Bonfires are a time-honoured tradition - here’s how you can make sure yours doesn’t cause toxic and illegal air pollution. 04/11/2021
Climate Don't blame the climate crisis on India and China, campaigners urge The UK’s historic emissions per capita are 20 times higher than India’s, campaigners point out after Modi's 2070 net zero pledge. 02/11/2021
Travel News What happened to the tourists stuck in Disneyland on Halloween? Almost 34,000 visitors to the Shanghai theme park were locked in and tested on Sunday after one COVID-19 case at the weekend. 02/11/2021
Conscious Travel This slow travel company will plant a tree while you take a trip Pass it on to a friend: Byway's unique referral scheme aims to help rewild the Scottish Highlands while you go on an adventure. 01/11/2021
Conscious Travel The Glasgow Declaration: Can tourism really cut its emissions in time? Launching at COP26, a new UN framework is urging tourism companies to halve their carbon emissions by 2030. How will it work? 29/10/2021
Stays 11 unusual cabins, hobbit holes and private islands to go off grid From Hobbiton to a tree house, here are some of the most surprising and peaceful places you can stay with Host Unusual. 29/10/2021
Travel News Explained: Half of holidaymakers confused by England’s new day 2 tests England is now accepting lateral flow tests instead of more expensive PCR ones, but what does the new system involve exactly? 28/10/2021