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In a global fight against climate change, nature is often treated as a silent victim or a passive backdrop to human needs. Although climate activists demand justice for the planet, our current legal system might not be fit to meet those demands. As the ecological crisis deepens, a once-fringe question and idea is slowly entering our minds: can nature itself have rights?

A new study has shown that the “iron grip” of the UK Treasury on public spending is a myth.

A new two-year research and community initiative is aiming to restore the legacy of the 17th-century philosopher and scientist Margaret Cavendish to Bolsover Castle - one of her former residences.

As melting glaciers and shifting climates push mountain ecosystems to the brink, an international team of researchers has outlined a radical new approach aimed at strengthening the resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability of mountains and the societies that depend on them.