Disappointment and dismay are the order of the day among NGOs who have waged an uphill struggle to prevent Shell from damaging the Eastern Cape coast with seismic surveys.

Stricter policies and raised climate targets are driving renewables to new records, but faster deployment in all key sectors is needed to achieve carbon neutrality.

To create a more resilient and sustainable future, Europe will need to reinvent its economic model, according to a new report from the European Environment Agency (EEA).

A new investigation by the L214 association denounces the living conditions of pigs in intensive breeding in France. Herta: the true face of its “Préférence sector” Cages, slatted floors, mutilations, blows.

ELLE magazine today announced that it has made a global commitment to end the promotion of animal fur on its pages as well as online, in editorials and advertising.

The Eurogroup for Animals organized an action in front of the European Parliament before the vote of the ANIT committee. According to investigator reports, the call is unanimous: the transport of live animals must stop.

Many NGOs joined by WWF are strongly against Shell's plan to carry out seismic explorations along South Africa's rugged coast to find new oil and gas deposits.

For four years, Greenpeace France fought for the introduction of more vegetarian menus in French school canteens. A look back at a victorious campaign, made possible by the involvement of hundreds of thousands of people.

A new report presents key recommendations for improving animal welfare under the modernized trade agreement between the EU and Chile.

The gas lobby is pressuring Europe to designate gas as "green" energy. Conversely, China is looking for a new “gold standard” taxonomy. Gas and coal will not attract green finance.