Stories from the earth, sea and skies — four of the best new books on the environment
The brutal business of oil and gas — plus green tariffs, the wonder of ‘murderous birds’ and bringing wetlands back to life
Related reading
Don’t ask what nature can do for you . . .
Measuring and ranking countries’ efforts to protect animal and plant life will incentivise us to achieve a better future
Inside the failed green revolutions at BP and Shell
How the energy giants tried to transform their businesses — but ended up dramatically scaling back those plans and writing off…
Is there a case for climate optimism?
Two books argue that, despite the gloom, environmental progress is still possible through science and diplomacy
Shell faces fresh climate court case
Dutch non-profit activist group makes push to halt new oil and gas production
The food industry must face up to nature-related risk
Boardrooms need to acknowledge that without healthy soils and reliable seasons the system could face collapse
Our answers to climate change are damaging nature
As the extinction of plants and animals accelerates, our dependence on the natural world is deepening