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Earth Day: The Whole Truth with ClientEarth’s James Thornton

Earth Day: The Whole Truth with ClientEarth’s James Thornton

ClientEarth is Europe’s first law firm set up to protect the environment. James Thornton and his lawyers use law as a strategic tool to hit major polluters where it hurts most - their bottom line.

Seek Adventure, Save the Ocean, with PADI.

Seek Adventure, Save the Ocean, with PADI.

Scuba diving enables us to seek adventure in unfamiliar parts of the world, support underwater ecosystems, and we can all play our part.

Finland's Dirty Secret: Extracting Peat for Energy

Finland's Dirty Secret: Extracting Peat for Energy

Peat isn't just mud, it's also a carbon-heavy fossil fuel. The opening of a new state-owned power plant shows that Finland is in denial over an industry that can harm the climate more than coal.

Get in the Water, Spread the Word and Change the World.

Get in the Water, Spread the Word and Change the World.

Our Oceans need your help, and this is your chance to create an impact for the better, whilst having a good time. You can start your journey today.

Nature’s Comeback? No, The Coronavirus Pandemic Threatens The World’s Wildlife

Nature’s Comeback? No, The Coronavirus Pandemic Threatens The World’s Wildlife

The prevalent portrayal of natures comeback is largely confined to industrialised nations. The pandemic is likely to be devastating for the natural world.

Everest is Closed: Hiatus Will Help Environment but Hit a Million Livelihoods

Everest is Closed: Hiatus Will Help Environment but Hit a Million Livelihoods

Once again, as witnessed in 2015 when devastating earthquakes hit the region, no human being will summit the world’s highest peak this season. What is the cost of this environmental recovery?

The Average Home is More Spacious than Ever – That's a Problem for the Environment

The Average Home is More Spacious than Ever – That's a Problem for the Environment

On average, the space per person in Chinese homes has increased by nearly 30 square metres in 40 years, and by four square metres in the UK over the past 15 years.