Patrick Greenfield
Journalist. @guardian & @CNNi Recently @Yale economics. Porteño británico. THFC. Get in contact: [email protected]
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World leaders urged to 'step back from precipice' of ecological ruin
As governments prepare to negotiate a Paris-style UN agreement on nature, 23 former foreign ministers have issued a call for urgent action
Ranulph Fiennes labels trophy hunters 'bullying bastards' and calls for UK import ban
Explorer says ban on import and export of big game trophies would recognise the destruction caused by European colonialism
Trophy hunting event to auction 'dream hunt' with Donald Trump Jr
Nevada convention to culminate with chance to hunt deer with ‘accomplished conservationist’ Trump Jr and son
Why sushi could be the solution to a sea urchin invasion
The ravenous creatures are destroying vast swaths of kelp forests, which are crucial for carbon storage. Is the answer staring us in the plate?
Trust our expertise or face catastrophe, Amazon peoples warn on environment
Indigenous leader urges focus on native knowledge as study shows rainforest areas under tribal stewardship manage carbon better
Humans risk living in an empty world, warns UN biodiversity chief
Ahead of the World Economic Forum, Elizabeth Maruma Mrema urges governments to take definitive action on climate, deforestation and pollution
Beetles and fire kill dozens of 'indestructible' giant sequoia trees
Deadly interaction between insects, drought and fire damage have forced California’s park officials to trigger climate crisis plans intended for the 2050s
'This is not how sequoias die. It’s supposed to stand for another 500 years'
Giant sequoias were thought to be immune to insects, drought and wildfires. Then the unthinkable happened: trees started to die – and scientists began the search for answers
UN draft plan sets 2030 target to avert Earth's sixth mass extinction
Paris-style proposal to counter loss of ecosystems and wildlife vital to the future of humanity will go before October summit
Flycatchers and fantails: new songbirds discovered on tiny islands
Five species and five subspecies found in Indonesia in the largest discovery of its kind in more than a century
Urgent new ‘roadmap to recovery’ could reverse insect apocalypse
Phasing out synthetic pesticides and fertilisers and aggressive emission reductions among series of solutions outlined by scientists
Call for jetskiers and kayakers to keep away from marine wildlife
UK Wildlife Trusts report says 2019 saw sea change in public attitudes to marine conservation
'I couldn't prise its jaws open': the woman who fought a mountain lion to save her dog
Ilene Dondlinger of California says she does not want the big cat killed, despite its fatal attack on her miniature schnauzer
Children should spend an hour a day in wild, says Wildlife Trusts
Government urged to create spaces where young people can connect with natural world
World's top three asset managers oversee $300bn fossil fuel investments
Data reveals crucial role of BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard in climate crisis
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Patrick Greenfield
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Top investment banks provide billions to expand fossil fuel industry
Exclusive: analysis reveals lenders provided $700bn to expand sector since Paris climate pact
Why are asset managers investing in fossil fuel companies?
Everything you need to know about the polluter portfolios worth hundreds of billions
Fossil fuel bosses must change or be voted out, says asset manager
State Street chief says it could use shareholder powers to force boards to act on climate
Cameron to defend Brexit referendum in documentary
Film-maker says former Conservative PM thought he was ‘doing what had to be done’
End NHS maternity charges for vulnerable migrants, say midwives
Destitute women and their babies are ‘put at risk of avoidable harm’ by high fees