Biodiversity

They're called low-power wide-area networks — LPWANs — and they're changing how we can collect data

Bank announces new policy as WWF poll shows seven in 10 consumers would consider ditching banks that fund environmentally damaging projects in World Heritage sites

The world's most widely used insecticides will be banned from all fields within six months, to protect both wild and honeybees that are vital to crop pollination

Measuring natural capital is a key step towards sustainable consumption, argues Global Canopy's Sarah Lake

It may have gone some way to tackling the scourge of plastic pollution, but May missed the opportunity to turbo charge the government's green revamp

May's first Prime Ministerial speech on the environment revealed some key shifts in thinking at the heart of Whitehall

Prime Minister Theresa May's speech to green leaders at the London Wetlands Centre - in full

If Michael Gove is really to be taken seriously as an environmentalist he will need to weed out all toxic substances being used in farming, argues Green Party MEP Molly Scott Cato

Strong laws to protect wildlife are the first step in any conservation effort, but the potential of business to strengthen policy should not be overlooked, argues ClientEarth's Quentin Marchais

Glyphosate is found in 60 per cent of UK bread and environmentalists welcome a ban but industry warn of uproar among farmers if herbicide is phased out