From Glasgow’s Ruchill Park to Costa Rica, the beauty of nature can lift your spirits
Insects are fascinating, trees make us happy and sea eagles are just magical
India’s G20 Stance: Ignoring Animal Agriculture’s Crisis Spells Disaster For Us All
India's inclusion in the G20, a conglomerate of the world's most powerful economies, signifies not just its economic ascendancy but also underscores the country's consequential role in shaping global dialogue and decision-making.
How food poverty is being fuelled by our obsession with factory-farmed meat
Nearly 800 million people are going hungry even though there is more than enough food in the world to feed everyone
Why government must act to stop ticking timebomb that is bird flu
Highly pathogenic Bird flu continues to rage through poultry farms and wild birds alike.
Ferrara, edizione speciale di Internazionale dal 29 settembre al 1 ottobre
Arriva un'edizione speciale di Internazionale a Ferrara per festeggiare i 30 anni del giornale che ogni settimana porta in Italia "il meglio della stampa straniera".
How industrial farming is destroying the Earth
We speak to Philip Lymbery about why back-to-basics regenerative farming would help feed the world's growing population and fight climate change
Book Review: Philip Lymbery’s ‘Sixty Harvests Left’ Lays Bare Farming Crisis, Makes Case For Soil Conservation
Traditionally, animals ate grass and farm waste, which humans could not eat, and produced milk and meat, which humans could eat. Now, industrial agriculture has upturned the ages-old human contract with nature. Philip Lymbery’s ‘Sixty Harvests Left’ is the story
Can meat start the next pandemic?
Adopting an alternative food lifestyle is the only way to get out of this man-made crisis. But the onus of this change cannot be on consumers alone.
Will England allow its iconic and rare chalk stream habitats to be trashed by pollution?
Like the Scottish uplands, England’s chalk streams have become an iconic destination for many countryside lovers
Insect Farming Isn’t Going to Save the Planet
Raising animals intensively for food is the biggest source of animal cruelty on the planet. It also happens to be a major emitter of greenhouse gases, responsible for up to 37 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.