David Rooke* discusses the impact of the summer's floods.

John Madeley* considers climate change from a Christian perspective.

Sculptural statements by Peter Clegg and Antony Gormley created during a Cape Farewell expedition to the Arctic.

Yifat Susskind* describes the work that MADRE undertakes to empower women in communities most exposed to environmental disaster.

The Maasai are struggling with frequent water shortages which is threatening their way of life. But one women's group is taking action, as Ebby Nanzala* reports.

Sir Michael Pitt* introduces the key findings of his recently published Review of the UK’s response to the summer floods of 2007.

David Buckland* concludes our serialisation of Burning Ice, Cape Farewell’s inspirational book documenting the recent Arctic explorations of artists, scientists and writers onboard a 100-year old schooner.

Erika Yarrow finds inspiration, energy and optimism amongst arts and ecology experts at the University of Falmouth.

The arrival of David Miliband at Defra last year signalled that the Government was gearing up for a nuclear future and preventing other political parties from claiming the green agenda. CIWEM Executive Director, Nick Reeves, reports from Westminster.

CIWEM Executive Director, Nick Reeves, says governments seem to think that actions on the symptoms of a warming world will win the war on climate change. . . Big mistake.