Is the airship a viable alternative to jet travel? George Monbiot investigates.

What more can the government shut down, asks George Monbiot. Oh yes, doctors’ surgeries.

Rupert Murdoch doesn’t even have to ask to get what he wants. George Monbiot reports.

As the world faces a prolonged food crisis, George Monbiot argues that If you care about hunger, you should eat less meat.

The credibility of the employment claims made for projects like nuclear newbuild is rarely, if ever, questioned, writes George Monbiot.

Cleaner technology is possible, but Labour plans to introduce it so slowly that any benefits will be lost in higher coal output. George Monbiot reports.

Extended opening hours will transfer resources away from those in most need, and allow private companies to fill the gaps, writes George Monbiot.

As the evidence accumulates, the Evening Standard’s allegations of terrorist planning have fallen apart. George Monbiot investigates.

Religious conservatives are responsible for high abortion rates, writes George Monbiot.

Britain’s official approach to climate change puts a price on human lives. And the richer you are, the more yours is worth, writes George Monbiot.

A new generation of biofuels turns out to be another environmental disaster, writes George Monbiot.

Peter Hain’s choice of donor defaces his reputation and reveals the surrender of his party to the super-rich, writes George Monbiot.

It’s easy to blame the poor for growing pressure on the world’s resources. But still the wealthy west takes the lion’s share, writes George Monbiot.

Britain’s strange private school system causes immeasurable harm, says George Monbiot.

Not having a written constitution allowed Blair and his advisers to go to war without reference to parliament or the public, writes George Monbiot.

America will keep on wrecking climate talks as long as those with vested interests in oil and gas fund its political system, writes George Monbiot.

While attention is focused on our use of fossil fuels, there are as yet no plans to limit their supply – yet there is no other reason for the continuing extraction of coal, oil and gas but to be burnt. George Monbiot talks to Sonali Kolhatkar on Bali, climate change, and environmental greenwash.

All the talk in Bali about cutting carbon means nothing while ever more oil and coal is being extracted and burned, writes George Monbiot.

When faced with a potential environmental disaster, sometimes all you can do to get your message across is to get the furry costume out, writes George Monbiot.

The numbers show that this should be the real question at the Bali talks, writes George Monbiot.