Environment
In sight: Gaia beneath the waves
A 40-tonne sculpture unveiled last year beneath the waters of Tokunoshima in Japan waits to be reclaimed by fish and coral
Arts Conservation Culture Environment
What went right this week: the good news that matters
A third of cancer cases are ‘avoidable’, Africa powers ahead on solar, and the push for global tax justice gathers pace, plus more good news
Energy Environment Justice Society
We tried to buy nothing new for the whole of January. Here’s how we got on
Our team rose to the challenge of Buy Nothing New Month. Some fared better than others. This is what we learned taking part
Culture Environment Lifestyle Money
Shear comfort, the sheep helping people unload their worries
A Yorkshire therapist has discovered her intuitive flock of sheep has an unexpected route to emotional healing
Agriculture Health Lifestyle Wellbeing
A field of wheat becomes the world’s largest living photograph
Farming Photographs will see a field divided into ‘pixels’ of different wheats to grow a photographic-style artwork
Agriculture Arts Environment
What went right this week: not-so-lawless Britain, plus more
England’s murder rate plummeted, France said ‘non’ to social media for kids, and the world set a welcome record, plus more
Conservation Energy Environment Society
