Randal Plunkett, 21st Lord of Dunsany, chats with Viva! founder, Juliet Gellatley, about the pleasure and challenges of rewilding his Irish estate.
Two new studies describe how global heating is increasing and another suggests that universities should lead the way showing how we can change things around.
Viva!’s letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, urging him to read Viva!’s new guide and take climate action seriously.
Viva! attended XR’s climate demonstration, The Big One, with one clear call to action: Time to take climate action. Time to go vegan!
Our Vegan for the Planet guide explains why vegan diets are best for wildlife, the environment and the future.
The Mar Menor lagoon has been suffering from a severe environmental crisis that threatens its biodiversity and its future. The main cause of this crisis is the excessive amount of nitrogen that enters the lagoon from agricultural runoffs, especially from pig farms slurry.
The latest IPCC report gathers all human knowledge and research on the climate crisis and has one overarching message: drastic action is needed now.
The ‘crop deaths’ argument is a common one and argues that veganism is pointless because animals still die in crop agriculture, too.
Many non-vegans try to buy local meat and dairy because they believe it’s better for animals and the planet. Here’s why they should simply go vegan instead!
Animal agriculture is the main driver of biodiversity and wildlife loss and one simple change could make all the difference.
