India Bourke is an environment writer and editorial assistant at the New Statesman.
A new report looks at the economics of air pollution.
Chlorine-washed chickens and Skittles in animal feed: the world's food system is broken. Leaving the EU is a chance to reconsider our farming regulations.
High pollution levels are putting our health at risk, experts warn.
A montage of selfies taken at Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial layered above images of concentration camps risks shutting visitors out of respectful commemoration.
The story about reindeer that Planet Earth II never told you.
Environmentalists call Rex Tillerson "Lord Voldemort". Is Donald Trump’s nominee for secretary of state really as bad as Harry Potter's nemesis?
Rachel Reeves was the second woman to represent Leeds in parliament. Now, she's written a book about the first.
A man who has (unsuccessfully) sued the Environmental Protection Agency for excessive regulation is now in charge of it.
Bureaucratic ability to hold corporate interest account will be more necessary now than ever.
How climate change spells pension pain.
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