‘Economic butterfly wings can create a climate action tornado’

Trading the benefits that the environment provides: an 'eBay for ecosystem services'

Researchers are seeking feedback on a new online marketplace for 'ecosystem services' - the benefits that humans gain from the natural environment.

Oxford Martin School launches new programmes focused on plastics, cooling, cross-border resource sharing and informal cities

£40 million project to kickstart a renewable energy revolution

Changing what we eat could prevent one in five deaths globally, review of dietary risks shows

Spring statement: Welcome support for Ascension Island marine protection

Badgers, bees, beams, floods, and hormones: being an honest broker to policymakers

Enabling targeted interventions to reduce the burden of mosquito-borne diseases

Reinventing the antimicrobial pipeline in response to the global crisis of antimicrobial-resistant infections

Wildlife are exposed to a cocktail of hormone-disrupting toxins and our understanding of the risks is limited

Can cost benefit analysis grasp the climate change nettle? And can we justify ambitious targets?

Study suggests a key assumption of economic theory may be wrong