Greenpeace ordered to pay oil company hundreds of millions in damages

ENVIRONMENTAL group Greenpeace International was ordered to pay more than $660 million (£509m) in damages to a pipeline company by a US court on We

Government urged to force businesses to disclose nature impact

BUSINESSES should be required to disclose their environmental impact to drive investment in nature restoration, the government has been urged.

Peruvian farmer takes major energy firm to court over greenhouse gas emissions posing risk to his home

A GERMAN court started hearing a Peruvian farmer’s lawsuit against energy company RWE today, which argues global warming fuelled by the firm’s hist

Climate Crisis XR activists stage protest before Six Nations clash

ON SATURDAY, Extinction Rebellion Cymru staged a rugby-themed action before the Six Nations match at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium.

Climate protest ruling ‘another nail in the crucifixion of Justice’

Just six years cut from 41-year jail sentence for Just Stop Oil activists

US withdraws from a climate agreement helping developing nations move away from coal

THE US has withdrawn from a climate agreement where rich nations have pledged billions of dollars to help a small group of developing countries swi

Chancellor Reeves's speech disrupted over Drax subsidies

CLIMATE activists disrupted Rachel Reeves’s speech to the Yorkshire Labour Party Conference on Saturday, condemning new subsidies for the tree-burn

A tale of two cities: after fishing, after oil, what’s left for Aberdeen?

Rich natural resources built Aberdeen twice, but today it lies almost abandoned, as our city faces a third major transition — and the renewable energy future threatens same old exploitation, warns LARA FLANNERY

Campaigners demand Nando’s go public with audit of chicken suppliers

CAMPAIGNERS demanded that Nando’s go public with its promised audit of chicken suppliers today amid concerns on water pollution.

Editorial: BP's ecological vandalism is capitalist business as usual. So end it