Helena Horton is an environment reporter for The Guardian and Yahoo News UK. She covers a wide range of topics related to climate change, energy, and environmental issues. Her work has also been featured in publications such as RealClearEnergy, Canada's National Observer, The Irish Times, and The Telegraph.
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By: Helena Horton
In the next few weeks tractors full of angry farmers could roll through the stately streets of Westminster. They have had enough, they say.
By: Helena Horton
The chief executive of Cop29 has been filmed apparently agreeing to facilitate fossil fuel deals at the climate summit.
By: Helena Horton
Bathing waters in England and Wales could be tested all year round in a government shake-up to water pollution rules.
By: Helena Horton
All bird species have declined in number, after suffering habitat loss, pesticide use, climate breakdown and bird flu
By: Helena Horton
Wild bird numbers in the UK are continuing to fall despite government promises to halt nature decline by 2030.
By: Helena Horton
Income fell on almost all farm types in England last year, as extreme weather hit yields and the government cut subsidies.
By: Tommy Maletta, Helena Horton
By Helena Horton, The Guardian Christian Åslund was shocked at the difference between what he saw in 2002 and what confronted him this summer.
The future of several RSPB nature reserves is in doubt as the charity makes cuts, citing cost of living pressures.
By: Helena Horton, Ben Quinn
Extremists, including Tommy Robinson allies, expected to attend but organisers say they want event to be nonpolitical
Thousands of farmers plan to descend on central London on Tuesday to protest against changes to inheritance tax announced in the budget last month.
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