Environment news
- EU gives green light to ratifying Paris climate deal
- England needs almost double the number of marine zones to ensure healthy seas
- Shoppers in England now far more likely to use their own bags
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The world passes 400ppm carbon dioxide threshold. Permanently
- Hinkley Point C developers face £7.2bn cleanup bill at end of nuclear plant’s life
- Furniture that destroys forests: crackdown on ‘rampant’ trade in rosewood
- The Queen, aristocrats and Saudi prince among recipients of EU farm subsidies
- Renault says new Zoe has longest range of any mainstream electric car
- Gardeners may be spreading lethal frog disease throughout UK, study warns
- Pangolins thrown a lifeline at global wildlife summit with total trade ban
- China tops WHO list for deadly outdoor air pollution
- Revealed: how senior Laos officials cut deals with animal traffickers
- Labour government would ban fracking in UK
Features and comment
- Revealed: the criminals making millions from illegal wildlife trafficking
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Wildlife butchers of Belén: the town that serves up rare species for a few dollars
- The crime family at the centre of Asia’s animal trafficking network
- Can the aviation industry finally clean up its emissions?
- The grey parrot and the race against Africa’s wildlife extinction
Multimedia
- The week in wildlife – in pictures
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Satellite Eye on Earth: August 2016 - in pictures
- RSB photographer of the year – in pictures
And finally...
James Lovelock: ‘Before the end of this century, robots will have taken over’
Fracking is great, the green movement is a religion, his dire predictions about climate change were nonsense – and robots don’t mind the heat, so what does it matter? At 97, the creator of Gaia theory is as mischievous and subversive as ever
