Photographers rewrite list of ‘big five’ animals to shoot | Conservation
For trophy hunters, the big five are the toughest, most dangerous animals to kill, but a photography project has turned the meaning of
Fabled land or false narrative: what is the modern outback? | Rural Australia
The outback looms large in Australia’s collective mythology. For some it’s a fabled place of extreme beauty and harshness that forged the Australian
Why the landmark Bretton Woods deal is as relevant today as in 1944 | Larry Elliott
War was still raging in Europe and Asia when delegates from 44 countries met at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire in July 1944.
Half of emissions cuts will come from future tech, says John Kerry | Greenhouse gas emissions
The US climate envoy, John Kerry, has said 50% of the carbon reductions needed to get to net zero will come from technologies
‘I’m seen as the fool’: the farmers putting trees back into the UK’s fields | Trees and forests
Andy Gray stands beside an enormous hill of bare red earth and smiles with a hint of mischief. This is his best field,
Could ‘engineered’ coral save the planet’s reefs from destruction? | Coral
This weekend, conservationists will put the final touches to a giant artificial reef they are assembling at London zoo. Samples of the planet’s
La basura espacial podría convertirse en un gran problema durante las próximas décadas
Es fácil comparar el problema de la basura espacial con el cambio climático. Las actividades humanas dejan demasiados satélites inactivos y fragmentos desechados
Letters: one good reason not to have babies | Population
While I agree with all the reasons Sonia Sodha gives for falling birth rates in some countries (“The world needs babies. So we’d
Eco investors turn up the heat on Shell over climate target | Royal Dutch Shell
Shell is braced for its largest climate rebellion this week as shareholders face the choice between backing the oil giant’s carbon-cutting plans or
‘People are sceptical’: why mining giant BHP wants to get to net zero and how it plans to do it | BHP
Fiona Wild knows people don’t believe BHP is serious about taking action on climate change – she gets the letters, some of them