Locust plagues point to grim future of climate change
Climatic changes in China, the Middle East and Africa could see more severe outbreaks of locusts devastating food crops The desert locust, the most ...
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Matt Ridley's misguided climate policy | Dana Nuccitelli
If we're fortunate that climate consequences will take a decade longer, we're still not doing nearly enough to solve the problem ...
Scotland warned independence could cost billions in renewable subsidies
Ed Davey tells conference that more than one-third of the UK's subsidies for wind, wave and tidal energy is spent in Scotland ...
Why Britain's barren uplands have farming subsidies to blame | George Monbiot
The hills have been grazed to destruction and it's time we begin to challenge the irrational aspects of the farming funding system ...
China unveils details of pilot carbon-trading programme
Nation's first trading scheme in the southern city of Shenzhen will cover 638 companies when it begins next month China has unveiled details of its ...
Indonesia's natural riches in pictures
Indonesia's marine and forest life is at risk from industrial overfishing and relentless deforestation, Greenpeace International warns on the UN's ...
The anti-nature narrative in UK politics is hard to fathom | Tony Juniper
An absence of positive political debate about the natural world is even more troubling than the decline in UK wildlife revealed by State of Nature ...
The secret life of internet trolls: part one - video
Climate Desk are invited to dinner by their most pernicious, climate-denying troll, Hoyt Connell
World on course to run out of water, warns Ban Ki-moon
Freshwater supply and water quality under pressure, warns UN secretary general on International Day of Biological Diversity ...
Biofuels a boon for Brazil's rural poor, but obstacles remain elsewhere | Paige McClanahan
While biofuels have facilitated slow but positive change for farmers in Brazil, other countries have been less successful ...