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The joys of sifting through river banks for hidden treasures has made a comeback during the recent high temperatures

With a drought declared in England, the water authorities are turning to the nation's rivers – but they could be making things worse

Dozens of protesters, led by the eco-mob Ende Gelande, attempted to disrupt the major northern city of Hamburg by blockading the Kattwyk Railway Bridge, which leads to the harbour

Who exactly are the “CBD NIMBYs”, as described by property developers unimpressed by the outrageous suggestion that they have to comply with restrictions?

More than 65,000 people visited the exhibitions presented at the ninth Art Safari artwork event, which took place for three months at the...

Aileen Getty (pictured), Rebecca Lambert and Peter Case, who are heirs to their families fortunes, are paying the salaries for eco-thugs.

After years of relative peace, the risk landscape has turned ugly. This year’s winners of the Risk Technology Awards weigh the challenges facing their clients

What to see in the UK this summer: from a famous Picasso portrait to an exploded garden shed.

Art holds the power to spark conversations, this time around climate change

The Light art exhibition at ACMI offers a chance to compare the work of 19th-century masters with contemporary artists, to stunning effect.