The concerted global response to the pandemic could be replicated for the fight against the climate crisis, says Greenpeace’s John Sauven

Overfishing, oil drilling, pollution and climate change are imperilling the ecosystem. But ocean sanctuaries could help protect what belongs to us all, says Greenpeace director John Sauven

Government policy means the cost of offshore wind energy has halved. The benefits to the UK will be enormous, says John Sauven, director of Greenpeace

EU membership has given Britain vital environmental laws. Any changes to legislation must be done with full public scrutiny to protect us from exploitation

John Sauven: The nuclear project is outdated and expensive - the UK should be focussing money and effort on renewables, interconnectors, storage, smart grids and efficiency

With all the costs and risks involved, the spectre of George Osborne’s energy policy could haunt Britain for decades

Of all his amazing experiences, the television legend recalls his first dive on the reef as the most memorable. But it’s dying before our eyes

New charities guidance does not exclude us from the debate - we have an obligation to explain the environmental repercussions of Brexit

John Sauven: We can do more than just endure or adapt to climate change, we can tackle it and create a better, more just society in the process

John Sauven: As the first barrels head for Europe, we cannot afford – and do not need – new sources of harder to reach fossil fuels

John Sauven: Using the Crimea crisis to promote fracking is disingenuous – only tackling climate change can reduce our exposure