Environment news
- Warming of oceans due to climate change is unstoppable, say US scientists
- UK government gags advisers in bees and pesticides row
- ExxonMobil gave millions to climate-denying lawmakers despite pledge
- Al Gore criticizes Obama on climate change and ‘insane’ Arctic drilling
- British overnment makes U-turn over fracking in precious wildlife sites
- Weedkiller suspected of causing cancer deemed ‘safe’
- Climate change threat must be taken as seriously as nuclear war – UK minister
- Nearly 9,500 people die each year in London because of air pollution – study
- Britain’s first ‘energy positive’ house opens in Wales
- Leonardo DiCaprio to donate £15m for environmental causes
On the blogs
- No, the sun isn’t going to save us from global warming
- Global warming is causing rain to melt the Greenland ice sheet
- How learning to cycle is helping London’s asylum seekers
- Preventing ecocide in South China Sea
- Is it time to bring back bushmeat?
Multimedia
- Can drilling in the Arctic help save the climate? – video
- The big butterfly count 2015 – in pictures
- The week in wildlife – in pictures
- In exclusive interview Al Gore says climate deniers won’t win – video
- Vivienne Westwood launches celebrity Arctic campaign
Features and comment
- Can Germany protect the wildlife havens on its former military bases?
- What clean power is really doing to British energy bills
- Five lessons from the fossil fuel divestment movement
- George Monbiot: Let’s make Britain wild again and find ourselves in nature
- Why these grandparents are fighting climate change
- Gas surges ahead of coal in US power generation
- Heathrow airport protest is part of a long runway of shifting debates
- 15 species that should be brought back to rewild Britain
And finally …
Elusive cat-sized member of the stoat and weasel family believed to be extinct may have been living in the Shropshire hills for years
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