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Forever chemicals: a ticking time bomb 18 February 2021, Heather McFarlane, project manager at Fidra We could stop using PFAS in food packaging tomorrow, says environmental charity.
Caring societies are better prepared for COVID-19 and climate change 03 February 2021, Katie Coyne Key lesson from research: invest in climate action and public health infrastructure.
‘Pollution from sewer overflows is a wicked problem’ 02 February 2021, Mark Lloyd, chief executive of The Rivers Trust Why a green recovery needs to start with making our rivers healthy again.
Bees and planet before sugar and obesity, say campaigners 21 January 2021, Katie Coyne But farmers say use of banned pesticide ‘desperately’ needed to save sugar beet crops.
How to make ecocide an international crime 07 January 2021, Anne Coulon, public international lawyer ‘For a long time, environmental protection has been inadequately enforced.’
Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah verdict shows human cost of air pollution 17 December 2020, Katie Coyne Mother is determined for ‘lessons to be learnt and positive change’.
Environment ‘comes second to development’ in government’s planning proposals 10 December 2020, Katie Coyne ‘It's difficult to see how it's going to be a positive for the environment,’ says researcher.
Environment 'at risk' as watchdog won't be ready 22 October 2020, Katie Coyne We are on the brink of losing our environmental protections at the end of the transition period due to continued delays to the Environment Bill, the Labour...
PM’s pledge to protect biodiversity welcomed, but 'could go further' 01 October 2020, Katie Coyne Words are easy; genuinely helping biodiversity is not, say campaigners.
Q&A: Watching and measuring climate change 01 October 2020, EU Copernicus team The EU’s Copernicus programme team tells EHN Extra how it’s watching the Earth change – and not for the better.