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A new groundbreaking study A new groundbreaking German study proves that pesticides spread much further from the field than previously believed. A team of scientists led by Professor Dr. Carsten Brühl...

PAN Europe and Global 2000 call for an immediate ban of PFAS pesticides  A new study reveals alarmingly high levels of the ‘forever chemical’ trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) in everyday cereals and cereal ...

Insect and other arthropod populations are rapidly declining. This alarming loss of biodiversity jeopardises our joy of life. After all, what would the world be like if children grew up without the jo...

The rapid spread of these banners is unsettling – and shows how the hard right is reaching people and places the left cannot, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Legislative language moving through Congress is being opposed by a broad coalition, with the release today of a joint statement on this fundamental right.

Together we can change the rules to protect the planet, share the wealth and give everyone a say in how the economy is run.

So today, I thought I would share with you my 2025 spring review. What’s gone well and what’s gone less well? How are sales going? What's up, what's down?What are the top crops and why? What improveme...

Advocates Warn that Big Oil Companies Could Revive Efforts to Escape Legal Accountability Under the Trump Administration

Much has changed since the show debuted on Broadway in 1966, but it’s what hasn’t changed that should worry us.

The government spends billions on our behalf. How do we want this money to be spent? This report reviews a range of policies and asks the fundamental question which should be asked of every policy: Does it deliver value for money? In other words, what benefit does it deliver to people relative to its net cost to the government. This benefit/cost ratio is the key single number the government should be looking at when it makes its spending decisions. In each case the benefits are measured in terms of the monetary equivalent of the impact of the policy in improving wellbeing. And the costs include an allowance for savings in subsequent years.