It's almost seven years since the UN created it's SDGs, but what impact have they had during that time?

Sign the petition to help stop the European Parliament from classifying fossil gas as a sustainable 'green' investment.

Sir David Attenborough is one of a massively inspiring group of laureates at this years Champions of the Earth awards.

The story of how London's River Thames went from 'biologically dead' to chart-toppingly clean in 60 years

The 2022 theme is 'Invest in Our Planet' which covers a range of things but is largely targeted at businesses and city governments.

April 7th is World Health Day. This year's topic is 'Our planet, our health' highlighting the fact that the climate crisis is also a health crisis.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine will have all kinds of geopolitical impacts, including how many European nations get their power.

We think of deadly storms as an issue for the tropics or the United States. but could that be about to change?

Is Chernobyl a radioactive wasteland or a post-nuclear paradise with thriving populations of animals and other life forms?

A new law makes it illegal to sell 30 different kinds of fruit and veg in plastic wrap or single-use plastic packaging.

Poland's planned wall will divide the Białowieża Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site which harbours more than 12,000 animal species.

Some of the biggest climate wins are not the most visible or obvious but are hugely important, like these seven.

The European Union is considering an ambitious new proposal that would regulate imports of products linked to global forest loss.

We aren't reporting much of the happenings at COP26, but this speech sums our situation up so well we couldn't help sharing it.

The current European Green Capital that is really leading the way in sustainability, with plans to be carbon neutral by 2025.

Climate change brings extreme weather, including 'wind drought'. What does it mean for our renewable energy future?

Energy prices are at record highs across Europe. The situation has a potentially disastrous effect on the European Green Deal.

It's survived 25 years of bumpy relations between Russia and 'The West', but will it manage to adapt to climate change?

The Global Week to Act for Sustainable Development Goals runs from 17-28 September, find out what it is and how to take part.

Even though deforestation is continuing at a terrifying rate, the rate of clearance has gone down for the last two months.

We need to make huge fossil fuel cuts to keep below a 1.5°C temperature increase and avoid the worst of climate change.

We don't read much environmental good news, but the effects of the Montreal Protocol have been a rare success story.

We are surrounded by disaster movies that come with heroes and happy endings, but maybe they are lulling us into false hope.

Each medal hung ceremoniously around the neck of a victorious athlete is made from recycled precious metals from unwanted electronic devices.

We use more palm oil than any other vegetable oil, yet it is the world's 'most hated crop', how did that happen?

Denmark has a history of wind power, and now they are building artificial islands to create more capacity than ever before.

Speakers at a Research and Innovation Day event present proposals for new urban design projects reconnecting with people and nature.

Norway aims to be carbon neutral by 2050 but still sees production of oil and gas 'in a long term persepctive'.

The renewed fight against climate change has to mobilise not only the young but also the often overlooked elderly demographic.

This June 4-5, the World Environment Day event also marks the launch of the UN Decade On Ecosystem Restoration.

Now in its 21st year, EU Green Week is Europe's biggest annual conference focusing on environmental policy.

We are starting to transition to more renewable power sources, but soon we are going to need more (much more) energy.

The Declaration on Education for sustainable Development will put the environment in core curriculums by 2025.

Last month, the NGO, which reduces ocean bound waste and creates 'Social Plastic', hit a huge collection milestone.

It's Earth Day! There is a lot going on, keep up by watching Earth Day Live or the Global Climate Leaders summit.

More than 50 years old, Earth Day is now one of the most observed events in the world.