Research that used a federal grant to pay for asthma patients to have their gas stoves replaced showed a dramatic fall in asthma attacks. The program was cut short after President Donald Trump took of...

Exclusive: Data shows implementing English countryside legislation cost £69m over five years

As the US boils in fascism, the planet and our collective future bakes in radiative imbalance

We desperately need collective healing

In its refusal to nationalise water, it’s clear the government operates in the interests of private capital and not of the country, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

National parks, famous for their rich natural heritage, should be at the heart of efforts to protect habitats and wildlife. Instead, experts say they are declining – fast

We’ve been living in a great experiment: can finance provide basic human rights such as housing? The answer is increasingly no, says researcher and writer Tim White

Exclusive: Experts call for stricter regulation as current rules set in 1989 require testing for only a few heavy metals

Vine Architecture has completed an airspace development in Hackney laid out on a radial grid expressed through its exposed timber structure

We won a high court case against Shropshire council’s plans for a new polluting poultry unit. Now a precedent has been set, says River Action founder Charles Watson

The broadcaster behaves like Starmer’s government: suppress the left, cave to your critics, and undermine your own survival, writes Guardian columnist George Monbiot

‘Chemical fingerprint’ shows 46% of wood samples certified as sustainable did not come from labelled country of origin

The horrifying planning bill, which rips up environmental protections, was drafted with CEOs in mind. We know because Keir Starmer told us, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

We've long known that environmental factors—from humidity and temperature to trace chemical vapors—can influence how pathogens, such as viruses, bacteria and fungi, behave once released into the air. ...

Officials point to ultra-dry conditions as death toll reaches 26 and fires threaten Unesco heritage sites

In picking designers rather than designs, the architectural competition for this new national memorial somehow manages to be less progressive than those of the Victorian era, writes Ike Ijeh

Architects should track more than just time and money in order to build a better, more successful practice, says Toko Andrews

We are seeing a pale version of military Keynesianism, and for what? That money would be better spent fighting the climate crisis, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

From making you live longer to making cities more resilient: If you want a reason to make your city more walkable, it's in here.

Jon Bootland, chief executive of the Passivhaus Trust, outlines its aim for 10% of new UK housing to be constructed to Passivhaus standard by 2035

Local MP writes to authorities over ‘irresponsible’ motorists flocking to see sunrise and sunset at Mam tor

Passivhaus News

As the FT has noted this morning: At least half of Thames Water’s sewage plants lack the pipes and tanks to process enough waste water, leading untreated effluent to spill into rivers and waterways ac...

Her right to buy policy enriched the private sector at taxpayers’ expense. Last year, it sparked another gold rush – and looming calamity for local authorities, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabo...