Britain is crumbling into the sea – but does it matter?
Coastal erosion is taking its toll in the UK but, while other nations spend big sums to save seaside villages, we have accepted their fate
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Not all slugs are bad for your garden – here’s why
These garden 'pests' have long had a bad reputation, but they're not all villains...
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Britain's countryside is on its knees – and Jake Fiennes could be the man to save it
The eco-pioneer of the Fiennes family is on a mission: to help Britain's countryside recover from decades of intensive farming
Exclusive: Dirty cost of keeping the Government’s net zero strategy alive revealed
Plan to hit green targets relies on burning the equivalent of the New Forest every five months, Telegraph analysis shows
How one group of polar predators is bearing up nicely in the face of climate change
Previously unknown polar bear population has improvised a unique way to hunt seals that could help them to survive effects of global warming
Covering pram with cloth in heatwave could be fatal, parents told
Covering a buggy with a blanket to shield children from the sun may increase danger of overheating, charity warns
Suffocating dust storms leave thousands of Iraqis gasping for air
Hospitals fill with people struggling to breathe as experts warn of stronger and more frequent ‘dusty days’
Dengue fever cases rocket in Singapore as experts blame climate change for high mosquito numbers
Unseasonably warm and humid weather in the city state is thought to be behind almost 15,000 cases of the virus so far this year
Soviet-style bureaucracy is ruining the countryside
The tiniest details of rural life are now managed by London officials who know nothing about nature
The tiny electric car that’ll take you to the office and back ... for £20 a month
With a maximum speed of 28mph and a compact shape, the Citroen Ami could be a new go-to for commuters eager to beat rail strikes