I assumed it would get easier to run an EV, but without a decent infrastructure it’s getting harder and harder

The country’s 13 million dogs create a lot of mess that’s hard to dispose of, dangerous and harmful to the environment

Developers use this laden word when they want to obliterate wildlife and its habitats, to demonise anyone who objects, says Ros Coward, trustee of the Rainforest Foundation UK

The BBC nature programme is good at engaging with the public but it fails to address the threat of human development, says journalism professor Ros Coward

There are hundreds of local uprisings against developers – and it’s starting to become a national issue, says journalism professor Ros Coward

Local action alone can’t fix the Tories’ broken planning system. We need a national fightback, says Ros Coward of Roehampton University

This generation has witnessed the often-invisible glue that holds us together, says professor of journalism Ros Coward

Species decline is being reversed in UK forests, highlands and rivers. But rewilding should start in our own houses and gardens

Ant’s tortured appearance after his drink-drive case reminds us of fame’s dark side – and our appetite for it, says the journalism professor Ros Coward

Instead of trying to change people’s behaviour, the problem needs to be tackled at source – that means a zero-waste society, writes litter-picker Ros Coward

I know how hard it is to be a full-time carer while holding down a full-time job. We need real state help – not a fake reform like this one

The prime minister’s motivational generalities over Brexit and beyond may be about to tip over into something darker – authoritarian delusions

Anyone with an elderly relative in need of medicalised social care should prepare to deal with a shockingly underfunded and uncompassionate system