Beaches became open-air galleries in a month-long arts festival to celebrate the UK’s coastal beauty – and spotlight the climate crisis Sculpture, storytelling and soundscapes have illuminated UK ...

A treaty to safeguard the world’s high seas has been ratified by the EU, a move that Greenpeace said was “welcome”. Amid much fanfare, 115 countries signed up to the UN global ocean treaty in 2023.

Optimism isn’t everything, but it’s seriously useful, reckons Sumit Paul-Choudhury. He draws on history and science to make his case In the months after his wife’s death from ovarian cancer, Sumit ...

The grid is struggling, and the rise of EVs will only add extra pressure. Thanks to these vehicles’ potential as energy storage plants, however, they could be part of the solution We’ve all heard it.

Cancer survival rates have doubled in England and Wales over the last half a century amid a “golden age” for cancer treatment. That’s according to a landmark report by Cancer Research UK (CRUK), which ...

An art museum devoted to migration has opened in Rotterdam, near the dock where Albert Einstein fled Europe to start a new life in the US. The Fenix museum is the centrepiece of a regeneration project ...

When Síofra Caherty set out to create a simple white tee with full traceability, she discovered just how complex ethical fashion can be Plain, comfortable, easily dressed up or down, the white T-shirt ...

A growing thoughtfulness about what we buy and who we buy it from. So many people who’ve read my book [Less: Stop Buying So Much Rubbish: How Having Fewer, Better Things Can Make Us Happier] tell me ...

Challenging the dominance of ‘human supremacy’, these movements urge us to rethink our relationship with the more-than-human world What would change if forests, waterways and wildlife were recognised ...

Fairtrade certification changed the way we shop. Where is it headed now? More than 30 years since Fairtrade launched, smallholders continue to face challenges. Can the certification stand the test of ...