Science

Half of Europeans subjected to 'poor', 'very poor' or 'extremely poor' ozone levels following repeated heatwaves and dangerous wildfires

Environmental groups condemn 'Freedom Means Affordable Cars' initiative, as Trump continues climate policy rollback

Farmers have been assessing and managing soil through the SFI for three years, but none of the data has been collected by the government

Antonio Guterres' final term as UN Secretary General is drawing to a close and we are unlikely to see such a strong and passionate advocate for climate action succeed him, writes GSCC's Ed King

The Wildlife Trusts says growing volumes must not be allowed to undermine sustainable farming efforts

Biodiversity net gain became mandatory in England two years ago - and there are signs it is starting to deliver on its early promise

Leader warns of 'colossal' climate price being paid by smaller nations, High Seas Treaty passes 100 ratifications, and Australia's opposition leader claims COP31 co-host has 'done its bit' on climate

Snap analysis of new estimates from Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board confirms heatwaves and droughts set to result in record low production for key crops

More in Common research commissioned by group of conservation charities shines light on scale of British public’s support for strong nature protection policies

Dairy farmers faced £83m hit as extreme heat led to reduced production throughout the summer