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The world's most famous golf course could sink into the sea by 2050, a climate change expert warned today. Professor Jan Bebbington raised the possibility that the Old Course at St Andrews - known as the home of golf - could be...
Developing countries will be paid to protect the world's rainforest under new plans to be presented to the Government. By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent Swedish businessman and ex-Tory donor Johan Eliasch was...
The seas around Britain face an ecological disaster because of over fishing and pollution, a new report warns. Many fish species that were once common are either vastly reduced in number or locally extinct, the Marine...
Amid the global financial crisis, it is time to recognise the wealth we enjoy from nature's capital, says Andrew Mitchell, director of the Global Canopy Programme. In this week's Green Room, he argues that there will be no...
French artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster has filled the Tate Modern's cavernous Turbine Hall with an exhibition that imagines Londoners seeking refuge from an unspecified environmental disaster. TH.2058 features vast...
Lewis Smith, Environment Reporter A tiny sap-sucking insect from Japan could be introduced to the British countryside next summer to bring our most invasive plant under control. The 2mm insect, Aphalara itadori, is a type of...
