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Clearing has risen by 73% since new laws allowing the clearing of native flora were introduced as independent MP criticises lack of action

It was hard to keep up with all the bad news coming out of the recent Australia State of the Environment report. The dire state of natural places and First Nations heritage rightly attracted attention. However, one important finding was overlooked: the poor state of Australia’s so-called historic heritage.

In Pacific countries, people have lived in harmony with the physical environment for centuries, now even the riverbed mussels are affected

Australia’s recently announced defence review, intended to be the most thorough in almost four decades, will give us a good idea of how Australia sees its role in an increasingly tense strategic environment.

Go vegan, they said. Save the world, they said. But is the plant-based diet as good for the environment as we’ve been told? Emma Henderson finds out how it could be more sustainable

It's big businesses, not individuals, that need to change if we are to address environmental issues.This author says clever marketing has made us think otherwise.

Neil Cutts, from Surfers Against Sewage, warned the Government is unlikely to tackle the problem in the foreseeable future.

Water companies spent more than nine million hours pumping raw sewage into Britain’s seas and rivers since 2016, new data shows.

Chemical consumption associated with apparel is no more an ‘IT’ thing in fashion, and so are unscrupulous practices. Consumers are repeatedly looking for ethical consumption at the same time ethical investments. Greenwashing culture started with top luxury brands coming up with their green bonds and trying to get more funds…

The winger has had to deal with difficult environments throughout his life and he can utilise this experience if an Old Trafford switch is made

BENGALURU: Arguing that humans have been historically entomophagous, a team from Ashoka Trust For Research In Ecology And The Environment (ATREE) has developed chocolate chip cookies mixed with crickets for human consumption.