Elliot Wright discusses the UK Government’s recent move away from the 2030 ban on the sale of new diesel and petrol vehicles

Eleanor Meehan discusses the concept of “green victimology”, and the focus on the victims of environmental crimes and its legal challenges.

Isla Stubbs reports the hottest month on record, and the devastating impacts of ‘global boiling’ across the planet in the month of July.

Grace Smith-Beacham reports on the devastation that deep sea mining could cause if greenlighted by policymakers.

Eleanor Meehan discusses education and the arms industry, and argues that demilitarising education can help confront the climate change.

Ani Talwar explores the motivations behind space travel and if it can be sustainable for both Earth and space.

Madelaine Stannard reports on animal rights protests at this years’ Grand National, investigating the sordid history of the racing industry.

Christina from the Plant-Based Universities campaign updates us on the brilliant work going on with the campaign across the UK.

Eleanor Luxton highlights the importance of educating ourselves on the intersections between Indigenous groups and the environment.

Elissa Knowles discusses the recent approval of the Willow Project and the serious consequences it may have on our planet.

Matt Gillett asks the question: has direct action ever worked? Furthermore, can it ever work?

Can Lula, the newly-elected Brazilian president, do what many see as impossible: save the Amazon rainforest from destruction?

Elissa Knowles discusses the controversy at Paris Couture Week as Schiaparelli’s animal heads stir conversations about trophy hunting.

Catrina Ollis discusses the need to change the way we think about economic growth if we are to successfully curb climate change.

Elissa introduces the concept of Earth Overshoot Day and discusses a few ways in which we can efficiently conserve our planet’s resources.

Wild talks to representatives from UK Youth 4 Nature (UKY4N), the leading UK Youth movement calling for urgent action on the nature crisis.

Matt Gillett previews this week’s crucial climate summit in Egypt. 

Matt Gillett recounts the mad history of Britain’s Green Party, to understand why it has failed to match the success of other Green parties.

Antonia discusses the Pakistani flooding disaster and how it highlights the need for climate change responsibility from global leaders.

What does this mean for sustainability in the aviation industry?