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Stuffed: Positive Action to Prevent a Global Food Crisis by Pat Thomas RRP £14.99 Stuffed presents a global perspective on food production and agriculture and is proposing a sustainable and [...]

Huw Morgan talks to Claire Hattersley, a member of the team at Weleda, in Derbyshire, who use biodynamically grown ingredients in the making of their natural medicines

Energy from the wind will soon be used to make devices that capture the power of the sun

The UK's largest juice drink producer is turning its waste products into 'cool green power' to refrigerate its ingredients

Every summer for the last 20 years WYSE International has been bringing together young people from all over the world to explore their leadership potential

Plastic bottle greenhouses are inexpensive ways to protect winter crops, but they are also making use of resources that might otherwise go to landfill

A British charity is making a major difference to the lives of school children in Africa while also supporting their local community in the UK

Kate Magic is author of three books, including 'Eat Smart, Eat Raw'. This article looks at the benefits of a raw food diet and offers a helpful recipe

Blake Mycoskie, a 34 year-old philanthropist, has found a way to put brand new shoes on the feet of a million children in need

One man's mission to protect and restore his local environment. Rabary DesirÈ has been honoured for his remarkable forest conservation achievements by Seacology

Roger Taylor, PhD, BVSc, proposes that a little-known series of elements has the potential to improve the soil and increase crop yields

At over 7,000 'global work parties' across 188 countries, citizens set the example and challenged political leaders to get to work on climate solutions

By applying the dust of finely ground mineral rich rocks to soil, its fertility can be increased, explains Callum Coats

Alexis Rowell's new book looks at how councillors and citizens can work together to promote a sustainable future

A Suffolk town has set up England's first community supported agriculture scheme specifically for beekeeping, where members share the honey harvest

India has established a court dedicated exclusively to environmental cases, after the National Green Tribunal Act 2010 was passed by its parliament

Planning permission has been given for the UK's first solar power station to situated on the seven acre site of the former Wheal Jane tin mine, near Truro

How one man's response to finding litter in the sea led to a global clean-up campaign involving 120 countries

England's first community farm, based in Market Drayton, Shropshire, has been awarded over £250,000 from the Regional Development Agency

The Biodynamic Agricultural College has opened in East Sussex, making it the only college in the UK solely dedicated to teaching biodynamic and organic methods