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Author: Philip Lymbery

Intensive farming, not sewage, is the biggest threat to our waterways – and it’s time for action

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Intensive farming, not sewage, is the biggest threat to our waterways – and it’s time for action Nobody likes polluted rivers and everybody wants clean water. In these divided times, river pollution is one of the rare issues that brings people

Philip reflects on how from global summits to grassroots campaigns, together we turned vision into reality - creating a world where animals are respected, farming is regenerative, and food systems work for everyone. 2025 was a year when ideas turned into

Intensive farming, not sewage, is the biggest threat to our waterways – and it’s time for action

The COP30 climate change summit in Brazil highlighted the importance of the Amazon to us all

The Amazon’s fate is tied to ours – and COP30 showed just how fragile that link is. COP30 in Belém, Brazil is over. The question now is simple: what next? The summit ended with progress - but not enough. The UN

Why it’s important to care, the ethics of your sandwich, the joy of rewilding and many other food, farming and nature stories.

The COP30 climate change summit in Brazil highlighted the importance of the Amazon to us all

A firefighter giving water to a koala after the devastating wild fires in Australia credit unknown Why Compassion in a Fractured World Matters More Than Ever On a cold October morning on Hampstead Heath, an elderly woman collapsed. Among those who rushed