Environment news
- Government’s air quality plan branded inadequate by city leaders
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Brexit likely to create a rise in UK megafarms
- Climate change drawing squid, anchovies and tuna into UK waters
- Fracking drilling rig brought on site overnight ‘to avoid protests’
- Man arrested for smuggling king cobras to the US in crisp canisters
- Climate change threatens ‘Himalayan Viagra’ fungus, and a way of life
- Alien species invasions and global warming a ‘deadly duo’, warn scientists
- Drop in wind energy costs adds pressure for government rethink
- The lynx effect: are sheep farmers right to fear for their flocks?
- Emissions scandal: VW showing ‘utter contempt’ for Londoners, says Khan
In depth
- Ultimate bogs: how saving peatlands could help save the planet
- Chlorinated chicken? Yes, we really can have too much trade
- Electric cars: everything you need to know
- Where global warming gets real: inside Nasa’s mission to the north pole
- Ireland’s staggering hypocrisy on climate change
- Top tips for RideLondon, the capital’s cycling marathon
Multimedia
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The week in wildlife – in pictures
- Satellite Eye on Earth: June 2017 – in pictures
- Captive by Jo-Anne McArthur: plight of animals in captivity – in pictures
- Vietnamese smallholders help end deforestation – photo essay
And finally ...
A farmer in New Zealand snapped bunnies hopping on to the backs of his flock to escape to dry land
