New research from Oceana UK reveals vulnerable marine habitats were subjected to over 136,000 hours of apparent industrial fishing in 2022.

Is Europe ready to green one of the continent’s biggest emission sources?

An infrastructure aimed at shedding light on the gray areas of greenhouse gas fluxes causing the rise in temperatures should be created.

Our article published on March 6, 2021 and entitled: "These brands that still test on animals" has provoked a strong reaction from the company L'Arbre Vert. We publish his right of reply.

In Nairobi on March 3, Governments, industry, civil society organizations and chemical experts around the world moved closer to a global agreement to better manage chemicals and waste.

Entering a new El Niño episode could once again lead to a global rise in temperatures.

Discussion about the the findings of the report One Atmosphere: An independent expert review on SRM research and deployment with UNEP’s Chief Scientist Andrea Hinwood.

Expert panel finds many questions on solar radiation modification, but no quick answers to climate crisis.

If you were passing near the Palais de Tokyo this Tuesday morning, a dazzling spectacle might have caught your eye. This was our latest flamboyant action to challenge Paris Fashion Week on the environmental impact of leather.

The European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing note released yesterday shows that discarded textiles in Europe, including used clothes and shoes, are a growing waste and export problem.