'It's essential the UK approach to deforestation is fully aligned with the EU'
Interview with the British Retail Consortium’s Lou Sherry about "forest risk commodities" regulations
David Hill
Journalism on the climate, environment and human rights
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President sparks outrage by reducing size of two national monuments in Utah by 90%
‘An ecological crisis with consequences we're only beginning to understand'
Interview with Bolivian journalist Marielle Cauthin about the country’s deforestation crisis
UK is ignoring how the world’s forests are home to millions of people
Progress on legislation, but no mention of those whose homes and lives are most at stake
Twenty years on. . . Peru’s ‘isolated’ indigenous people still at risk of ‘extinction’
Considerable progress made after two decades, but widespread threats remain
'I don't know much about climate change but I think it’s very important'
A visit to a Mennonite colony in Bolivia where US firm Cargill has been buying soy
More tropical forests fall while the UK stalls - still no legislation in force
Further reports published on global deforestation crisis but the UK fails to act
‘We’ve got to look for more land to establish new colonies for our children’
A visit to one of the oldest Mennonite settlements in South America
How a Shell carbon offsets project includes 'uncontacted' indigenous people’s land
Peru’s Cordillera Azul National Park marks its 25th anniversary today
This is what a brand new Mennonite colony in South America looks like
Only six families living there when we visited, but many more expected to arrive