My eco-anxiety has stopped me from having children
For Emma Luther, the idea of motherhood conflicted with something that she was even more passionate about: the future of the planet
For Emma Luther, the idea of motherhood conflicted with something that she was even more passionate about: the future of the planet
Scientists warn that glaciers are reaching point of no return and will continue to shrink even if the climate cools
It is the first named summer storm since the system began in 2015
The RSPB has previously expressed concern about wind farms hurting seabirds
Female hunting 'influencer' floods Parisian billboards amid political row over hunting's role in the French countryside
Scientists have estimated there to be 200 million tonnes of one specific type of plastic in the Atlantic
While some villages have tales of a grumpy swan, they are far more likely to attack each other than another species
While the company has pledged to sell off its thermal coal business, it will continue to produce some of the coal used in steelmaking
Environmental scientists, the Government, supermarkets - anyone - need to ascertain the least nefarious means of grocery transportation
The Beaver Trust has drawn up a series of proposals to help the 'sometimes troublesome' species which can lessen the effects of flooding
Our regular column tells you which natural wonders to watch out for. This week, swallows
Private industry wants to power ahead but it will need a kick-start from ministers in order to meet the 2050 target
A month of extremes makes foliage important, while tropicals and annuals keep things colourful in Downingtown, USA
Plant Heritage 2020’s list of ‘missing genera’ explains how the public can help by doing their bit to prevent rare plants from being lost
The marsh harrier was once on the brink of extinction, and lockdown has allowed it to thrive
In the first six months of 2020, supertrawlers have almost doubled their fishing time in the UK’s Marine Protected Areas compared to 2019
This is the largest successful reintroduction to date of the large blue butterfly
While tourists are typically encouraged to use public toilets, the trowels will provide an emergency solution for visitors
New research showed that 80 per cent of the bees studied in highly polluted areas of India died within 24 hours.
Climate change means uncomfortably hot nights are likely to become more common, the Met Office said
Everyday Plastic Survey finds households got through 128 pieces of plastic waste in a week, up from 99 before coronavirus crisis
The global market for lab-grown meat is estimated to reach £451m by 2032
National Trust boss Hilary McGrady believes it will take two years for the organisation to rebuild, but that it will come back stronger