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Sacrifice

The joints of meat that do more damage than a long-haul flight

Rewilding, hillwalking and the extraordinary history of these islands.

The BBC’s coverage of the countryside is a biased, unquestioning, deferential disgrace.

How I caught a glimpse, through the unlikely medium of roadkill, of what lies beneath.

Jeremy Corbyn is the only candidate who can revive the Labour Party. It’s the others who are chasing an impossible dream.

The European Union is becoming ever harder for progressives to love. Is it time to get out?

In defending the natural world, we should be honest about our motivations – it’s love that drives us, not money.

It now looks as if the greatest mass extinction on Earth – 250 million years ago – was caused by fossil fuel burning.

Just when hope and courage are called for, Labour promises bean-counting

Consumerism has broken its promise. Perhaps now we can begin to reconnect.

We are pre-tuned to the natural world; wired to respond to nature.

Allan Savory tells us that increasing livestock numbers can reduce desertification and reverse climate change – but where is the scientific evidence?

Neonicotinoids appear to have devastating effects across the natural world: we need a global moratorium.

New research suggests there was no state of grace: for two million years humankind has been the natural world’s nemesis.

Corrupt, irrational, destructive, counter-productive: this scarcely begins to describe our farming policy.

How the government’s farming policies have produced a perfectly designed system for flooding your home.

Never mind the evidence, we’ll do something eye-catching.

The hidden and remarkable story of why devastating floods keep happening.

A conversation with Steve Wheeler for Dark Mountain

Why do conservation groups help to keep our wildlife in a state of extreme depletion?