Helena Horton is an Environment Reporter at The Guardian. She focuses on critical issues such as climate change, agriculture, and water management, often intertwining themes of government policy and public engagement in her storytelling. Helena's work has been featured in notable publications including RealClearEnergy, Mother Jones, and The Irish Times, among others.
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By: Helena Horton
Five hundred people turn up to adopt plants from conservatory that will reopen in 2030 after renovation project
By: Helena Horton
Helena Horton Above the waxy monstera leaves and bright pink hibiscus flowers in the Barbican conservatory hangs a giant net to catch the
By: Helena Horton
Helena Horton When a coroner ruled this month that the Treasury “materially contributed” to Chloe Moffat's death , her parents breathed out in bittersweet relief.
By: Helena Horton
Couple considering suing for wrongful death after coroner found disciplinary process materially contributed to suicide
Helena Horton From the end of August, Land Rovers load up with tweed-clad shooters, who go off to large estates and compete to fill the
Helena Horton For centuries, the wooden real ale pump has been the hallmark of a good British boozer.
By: Kiran Stacey, Helena Horton
Exclusive: Rules on special administration seen as potential ‘roadblock’ to reshaping how UK’s essential services are run
Scheme planned for England could also curtail tradition of releasing pheasants for people to pay to shoot
By: George Francis Lee, Helena Horton
Horticulturalists begin moving and propagating plants before the rusty and warped Palm House begins renovation – but some are too tall to save
By: Helena Horton, George Francis Lee
It will be a gut-wrenching moment for the horticulturalists at Kew Gardens when some of the magnificent trees in the Palm House have to be felled.
