Life A ‘digital twin’ of Earth will help scientists to predict the future The complex computer model will take into account weather and climate systems as well as our impact on the planet. 26/02/2021
Places Killed for campaigning: Meet the women fighting the coal giants Women are being killed for their environmentalism, suggesting a link between patriarchal violence and activism. 22/02/2021
Life How is Facebook tackling climate misinformation? The social media giant is introducing a completely new feature. 19/02/2021
Life Disposable face masks are being shredded and turned into roads Around 6.8 billion face masks are thrown away each day during the pandemic. Is this the solution to repurposing them? 18/02/2021
Life UK has no 'roadmap' towards electric car usage by 2030 In ten years, no new petrol or diesel cars will be on sale in Britain. But is this target achievable? 12/02/2021
Life ‘Gas is over’: EU bank chief calls for end to fossil fuel investment But critics have said that the European Investment Bank needs to get its house in order first. 22/01/2021
Life What is the new US Vice President's environmental background? Kamala Harris makes history today as the first woman to ever be VP, but she has interesting climate credentials too. 20/01/2021
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Life The most environmentally friendly superhero revealed Could it be the Hulk? Spider-man, Superman? Find out exactly what makes these superheroes lives sustainable. 13/01/2021
Places Golf is a giant board game damaging the planet: Time for it to go "It’s time we, as a society, admit that golf was a bad idea and move on," argues Abbie Richards. 09/01/2021
Places How the world's biggest iceberg could cause an environmental disaster The frozen behemoth has been drifting through the Antarctic since 2017. 23/12/2020
Places Toxic air levels in London drop by a ‘phenomenal’ 94% The report also showed an increase in walking and cycling in the British capital. 15/12/2020
Life How fiction can persuade readers that climate change is real Catherine Bush's modern retelling of Shakespeare’s play The Tempest is a metaphor for the climate crisis. 14/12/2020
Life The UK’s Green Revolution plan is ‘nowhere near enough’, say critics Boris Johnson's new climate pledge is worth £12 billion, but does it go far enough? 18/11/2020
Style Woke-washing: How fast fashion brands use social issues for sales “People shop with their values now - but brands haven’t changed theirs.” 24/10/2020
Style Why we need to stop saying fashion and start saying clothes "Fashion, as a word, invokes a feeling of exclusion, hostility and inaccessibility" - Samata. 21/10/2020
Life The UN’s 21-year-old climate advisor: Who is Nathan Méténier? "We are being listened to but not heard." 19/10/2020
Life Is IKEA’s new furniture ‘buy back’ scheme greenwashing? The flat-pack furniture company is committing to new sustainability goals. 14/10/2020