In the greatest environmental disaster of the 21st Century (so far), Indonesia has been blotted out by smoke. And the media. Read more.
Category: environment and the natural world
The hideous pollution case I stumbled on illustrates our failure to see the harm caused by animal farming. Read more.
There may be water on Mars. But is there intelligent life on Earth? Read more.
The Ecomodernists launching their manifesto today propose solutions that are both ignorant and brutal. Read more.
Living as if seen from the future. Read more.
When governments lobby in favour of air pollution, you can be pretty sure there’s corruption involved. Read more.
Rebuilding our relationship with the natural world can re-animate our own lives, as well as the ecosystem. Read more.
The European Union is becoming ever harder for progressives to love. Is it time to get out? Read more.
What better symbol of a regenerating Scotland could there be than a new network of national parks? Read more.
In defending the natural world, we should be honest about our motivations – it’s love that drives us, not money. Read more.
New insights from the deep past should transform the way we work with forests. Read more.
The destruction of some of the last of the huge animals that shaped us inflicts a great wound in our lives. Read more.
The astonishing, multiple crises caused by chicken farming. Read more.
The return of Britain’s otters offers a glimpse of rewilding’s great rewards Read more.
The destruction of cultural treasures by ISIS has parallels in ecological cleansing around the world. Read more.
Is the killing of trees the link between this great rail disaster and 2014’s floods? Read more.
A new form of marine mass destruction is outrageously being justified by the EU and its member states in the name of “scientific research”. Read more.
How to eradicate grey squirrels without firing a shot – an astonishing tale of ecological restoration. Read more.
Why, in this age of freedom, are we so confined? And what can we do to reclaim our lives? Read more.
The interactions between wildlife and the physical planet are more complex and fascinating than we could ever have imagined. Read more.