Fishermen get stone-walled!

Greenpeace drops boulders off Cornish coast to stop alleged overfishing

Crown Estate unveils sites that could host floating wind projects

Five ‘areas of search’ in the Celtic Sea will be offered for new projects next year

Cornish quake caused by drilling

A geothermal energy firm has confirmed that a seismic event was linked to its drilling operations

LEGO pieces still washing up on Cornish beaches 25 years later

In 1997 millions of LEGO figures spilled into the sea from a container ship, Tracey Williams has been documenting the legacy of all that plastic

Environment Secretary’s rent ‘covers Insulate Britain activists’ legal costs’

“We thought if we were his landlord, maybe he might listen to us”, one of the investors told ELN

Council introduces cheap bus tickets to boost low carbon travel

The initiative aims to encourage people to switch their car journeys to using public transport

British cheese factory accused of poisoning salmon and other fish in major river pollution incident

Pollution incidents in the River Inny allegedly led to fish kills in 2016 and 2018

Cornwall tops list of renewable installations

Stoke-on-Trent saw the biggest increase in renewable installations in the last five years, according to new research

G7 summit and climate change – ripples or waves?

Organisations, charities and environmental campaigners react to the outcome of the 47th G7 summit

‘Green revolution’: G7 leaders pledge to halve emissions by 2030 and end all unabated coal ‘as soon as possible’

They have also promised to reach net zero emissions by 2050 and transform the financing of infrastructure projects in developing countries