Sandra Laville

‘The new narcotics’: how waste crime is causing environmental disaster across the UK

Evidence of waste from primary schools and local authorities in south-east England points to possible large-scale corruption, expert says

Commons committee report challenges ‘lazy narrative’ used by ministers that scapegoats wildlife and the environment

His mother had lived in the same house for 83 years. When the floods came, no one was ready. This is Paul Gilbert’s story

Exclusive: Leading ecologists say warnings over threat to wildlife have been ignored in drive to build 1.5m new homes

According to planning conditions, Wolborough Fen in Newton Abbot must be protected as groundworks are prepared for 1,200 homes

From Venice to the Iguazu Falls, an exhibition in London illustrates the hidden cost of our gadgets and devices

Greenhouse gases from wildfires at sixth highest level on record after blazes in large areas of the Americas and Africa

The Advertising Standards Authority agrees with River Action that the food safety body’s 2023 advert misled the public

Exclusive: Government failure to close loophole allows 600,000 tonnes to be shipped elsewhere each year

Exclusive: Letter from 170-plus organisations calls on government to drop proposed changes to planning law

Thousands take legal action over ‘widespread pollution’ of three UK rivers

Privatised water company criticised over efforts to connect private septic tanks to mains and cut pollution

Joint response by 25 bodies says proposals to speed up approval of new power plants weaken protection for public

Carcinogens entering waterways from 25,000 road outflows are not monitored or regulated by Environment Agency, committee hears

Assessment suggests cost of project to store 700,000 cubic metres of radioactive waste could reach £54bn

Experts say undermining green protections and research funding is against the principles of economics

Exclusive: Concentrations of faecal bacteria in the lake were found to peak in summer but there were high levels throughout year

Reoffending rates are just 5% after a placement at LandWorks in Devon, where they grow, cook and sell their produce

Professor Richard Thompson, a marine litter expert, says delegates must act decisively to ‘look next generation in the eye’