Our Planet Now

Pea shortage fears over earliest harvest in years

New Brazil development law risks Amazon deforestation, UN expert warns

US to scrap landmark finding that sets limit on carbon emissions

Bristol not expected to meet 2030 net zero targets

Company launches eco-bricks that 'absorb carbon'

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Will wildfires and extreme heat in Europe continue?

UN chief urges Australia to aim higher as it debates climate goals

Kew opens garden focused on supporting the planet

Plant trees to tackle deadly heatwaves, say experts

Team breeds rare beetle for first time

What in the World. Did you know countries can now sue over climate change? Audio, 12 minutesWhat in the World

Council rejects motion to end carbon neutral aims

Cornish nature reserve welcomes first baby beavers

Top UN court says countries can sue each other over climate change

Eco-anxiety rap by girl, 14, wins global prize

Solar power: a bright idea or a blight on nature?

How does nuclear power work and why is the UK investing in it?

More than £7.3m spent on improving homes

Town's £29m flood defence scheme approved

Australia's toxic algae bloom is 'natural disaster' - premier

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