A new UK bill aims to formalise nature as an entity with its own rights, and acknowledge our interdependence is...

A new report on the proposed on-land RAS salmon farm in Cleethorpes explains why planning permission should be revoked

Being a peer involves a whole lot more than reviewing legislation and questioning the government

Mercury is talked about less often than some other pollutants, but it is a significant threat and we need to...

Despite the huge problem landmines and unexploded ordnance pose, Ukraine – with our help – has plans to thrive when...

Brits see no ‘special relationship’ left with the US – so why is the UK still fawning over Trump while...

Across England, young people are being denied the play opportunities they need for healthy physical growth, mental wellbeing, and social...

The House of Lords cannot stop the bill, but it can tell the government its actions are inhumane and indefensible

Why is the government feeding hundreds of millions of pounds to Drax, instead of axing it?

After the mass die-off of 170,000 salmon in Japan, Grimsby’s planned facility risks bringing the same mass suffering and disaster...

We know all about CO2, but a more powerful greenhouse gas goes under the radar. The House of Lords is...

There is no case for Western exceptionalism on landmines – the line against these hideous weapons must be held

Beavers provide key ecological benefits, but government licencing delays hinder their potential for flood control and environmental restoration

History warns us of the pitfalls when political alliances change suddenly: the UK must consider its options in the new...

Chemicals in period products pose health and environmental risks, yet UK regulations lag, leaving consumers uninformed and unprotected

The UK’s push for crypto growth risks boosting corruption, fraud and environmental harm, while heightening global inequality

Europe’s environmental programme faces a backlash from political and business interests fixated on growing the economy

Local communities and councils already have many of the solutions needed for addressing the challenge of the climate emergency

Animal testing is outdated and ineffective compared to a range of new alternatives – on this, the UK needs to...

An NHS damaged by privatisation and underfunding needs to work with its staff and communities, not dictate to them

Alone in Europe, the UK‘s army has a minimum recruitment age of just 16. This is wrong, says Green peer...

Green peer Natalie Bennett reflects on her eventful year in the House of Lords

Labour’s ineffective ‘regrets’ on anti-strike regulations are not enough

As the Covid inquiry is showing, we were not pandemic-ready in 2020 and we still are not ready for new...

With pharmaceutical effectiveness threatened by antimicrobial resistance, Green peer Natalie Bennett believes the answer lies in the soil

Bill passed in the Commons to tackle trophy hunting is effectively struck down by a handful of Conservative Lords

Environmental and social costs weigh heavily on the Global South, but ultimately we all pay

The medicines we take can, despite necessity, impact the environment and worsen human health outcomes – but with sustainable prescribing...

Ten million single-use plastic nappies are incinerated or end up in landfill each day in the UK – the reusable...

The Green Party ‘fatal motion’ seeks to stop government overruling the will of parliament, which is to safeguard the right...