Environment

New term unveiled at Extinction Rebellion event outside Parkside police station

InnoLAE Conference considered bioelectronics, automotive, IoT, energy - and reducing plastic waste

"Desperate shortage of housing in Cambridge shouldn't be at our expense," says resident as protests against evictions plan continue on Mill Road

... and first Cambridge Extinction Rebellion activist to be interviewed by police over criminal damage charge says "We're all complicit"

The Rewilding Symposium at the David Attenborough Building highlighted the need to end humanity's pillaging of nature

Community-led group bids to create a new future for housing

City conference on natural renewal hosted at David Attenborough Building

Impington-based International Whaling Commission powerless to stop "pirating whale nation" resume hunting

Barrington chimney demolition ends a century of historic cement business

A walk through the Coton countryside, which campaigners fear will be devastated by the plans, will take place on New Year's Day

'Make climate emergency top editorial issue', say XR campaigners

Children exchange unwanted toys for others at inaugural gathering

“The dreams of the fossil fuel world are fast becoming our nightmare": Survival fightback begins as direct-action group takes to city's streets

The organisation will be hosting a 'toy swap' tomorrow (Saturday, December 15) at Storey's Field Centre designed to reduce landfill waste

Futuristic transport vision shown at Cambridge conference

Cambridgeshire county council agree funding for education and smart energy projects

The British Antarctic Survey is participating in the first spherical mapping of the planet – and studying the lithosphere could reveal the future pace of climate change

South Cambridgeshire residents will have to pay a small annual fee to have more than one green bin collected in future – which councillors have described as being fairer for all.

A new cycle-themed café has been given the go-ahead on a stretch of protected land near a Cambridge lake, but some worry the move could leave the door open for other restaurants, even a McDonald’s, to open in the green belt.

Bus chief's shift has been characterised by refreshing candour and hard work