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An area of primary rainforest the size of Switzerland was felled last year suggesting world leaders’ commitment to halt and reverse deforestation by 2030 is failing

World leaders' pledges to protect rainforests were broken as an area comparable to Switzerland was cleared in 2022, threatening climate action and biodiversity.

A UN treaty to reduce plastic pollution could be a game changer for the environment.

THE WORLD was recently reminded that living in harmony with nature is pivotal to the achievement of the range of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), from ending poverty to preserving good health and well-being. The reminder has come from head of...

Author of landmark UK review into the economic value of nature joins UN environment chief in calls for ‘action, not just words’ on biodiversity goals

Farming and biodiversity efforts need not be at odds, Inger Andersen says.

A U.N. treaty to reduce plastic pollution could be a game changer for the environment. Activists who collect plastic for a living want it to be fair.

The most recent World Environment Day, declared by the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), prompted many articles again to address our continuing challenge of the plastic pollution crisis. The June

The plans aim to safeguard all threatened ecosystems by 2050 through legally bound targets. Plans by the EU to restore biodiversity on land and in the sea are in jeopardy after the largest political group in the European Parliament demanded that the measures be scrapped and revised.

Centre-right group fail to win enough support to defeat proposals after knife-edge voting