Environment

A royal massacre, a deadly quake and student protests have left a country in crisis

To succeed, you have to forget a fundamental law of walking in the Pyrenees: what comes down must go up

A civil war has been raging in the country for three years. But at the shoreline, looking at the clear blue water, the war seemed to fade. For a moment

Elephants have been trampling and eating crops planted by Kenyan farmers, and gamekeepers have been looking for a solution. Then someone noticed that elephants don’t like bees

French right wing MEPs are leading a campaign to ban words like ‘steak’ and ‘sausage’ from vegan food

Two years ago, it happened to the people of Grindavík in Iceland – and yet today, the lights flicker and the boats put out to sea

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Large parts of Bangladesh could one day be under water. The tough lives of the Manta river people show what the future may have in store as sea levels rise

After last year’s devastating floods, reconstruction work is underway in Paiporta but its progress has been politicised

Jaguars were hunted to the brink of extinction in the forests of the north. Now, they’re back

This year’s preparations for Dashain, Nepal’s biggest Hindu festival, quickly turned to despair as the rains swept homes away and stranded residents

Solarpunk began as a sci-fi vision of a beautiful, sustainable planet. Now it inspires Hollywood movies and real-life tech. Can it change the world?

Tiger conservation projects have become more than protecting the animal, they're about the cracks in Indian society and the people who are left behind

In What We Can Know, our greatest living novelist sees the UK slip beneath the waves – and looks for light in a drowned world

A devastating earthquake hit Afghanistan, and the call for aid has gone out. But if it’s all being stolen by the Taliban, what’s the point?

While railing against net zero in public, Reform's deputy leader has been investing in solar panels

Panama, undeserving of its media silence, is still humming with creatures great and small

If its value was that it was greatly appreciated by so many people, do the individual trees being felled largely unseen in Brazilian rainforests count for less?

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Nationalisation is the way out of this crisis - but politicians aren’t brave enough to do it

The cool, damp climate of the south-west of Ireland has become a surprising summer refuge for weary travellers escaping the heat of Europe

After two years of droughts, farmers are being forced to find new, innovative ways to grow ingredients for the classic Italian dish

The Greens’ leader wants to fight Reform using left wing populism. But if he lets in the Corbynistas, will they ruin everything – again?

It's time for the country to change its entire approach to the weather

As temperatures rise and insurance markets get spooked, voters and populist politicians still want to spend less on the environment

The human cost of air pollution is too high to ignore. But, how do we tackle those individuals who won't change their ways?

Experiments to combat climate change using ‘iron fertilisation’ to boost plankton growth, first proposed in the 1980s, remain unproven and contentious

How São Paulo’s ‘Big Worm’ went from urban scar to public space – and what it tells us about city futures

A populist pushback is fuelled by voter scepticism that our global leaders can ever crack the climate crisis

The photographer’s images of man’s ongoing mission to tame and commercialise the wild are a spectacle

Sometimes controversial, but never less than beautiful, the late Salgado leaves behind his images, and a legacy of conservation

The 81-year-old former chancellor claimed it prevented him from attending a parliamentary inquiry in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern over his role in the Nord Stream 2 saga