Doñana’s UNESCO status in danger
Unless Spain solves local issues by next February, Doñana could lose its UNESCO status
Spain’s biodiversity is ‘the most fragile in Europe’
Green group warn government over 'alarming' situation
Two months to save El Palmar beach
Protesters have two months to raise nearly 20,000 signatures
Microalgae to reduce emissions in Andalucia
Revolutionary new sustainable energy plant will also double as a producer for the cosmetics industry
Anti-drilling campaigners set sail off the Costa del Sol
EXCLUSIVE: Spaniards and expats visit Repsol's proposed spot to raise awareness about the plans
Anti-drilling group holds protest on Fuengirola coastline
After staging three protests, campaigners are now planning to take residents out to sea to explain the effects of drilling
Anti-oil-drilling protest to be held in Mijas
Citizens Against Oil Exploration on the Costa del Sol are set to protest outside the town hall to voice concerns over Respol's exploration plans this
Spanish fig farmers fear the worst after chemical banned
Environment ministers have refused to approve the use of hydrogen cinnamid, which aids production
Environment least of Europeans’ worries
The planet has come bottom in a poll determining the main things concerning people
‘Fireproof’ trees survive blaze in Valencia
Cypress trees could hold the key to preventing wildfires
Our recycling plant hell: Spanish idyll over for British couple
EXCLUSIVE: Outrage over €16 million recycling plant planned for unspoilt valley in Andalucia
Wolf hunting to be legalised in Spain
Picos de Europa national park will authorise wolf hunting due to a large number of herd attacks
Al Gore prepares to visit Gibraltar
The former US vice president will deliver a speech at a major environmental forum
A year of EQUO
Juantxo Lopez de Uralde looks back over his party’s first year
Gibraltar rejects ranking as worst environmental offender
Anger after the Rock is shown to have highest per capita carbon emissions in the world
Green hope
With our annual Green Guide now out, we explore how the environment could benefit from a bailout of its own
Fuel safety fears for Gib
Safety fears over a new fuel depot in Algeciras
Organic farming triples in Malaga province
Malaga province is producing more and more organic food
Thinking green at the Olive Press
The issue the Olive Press went back to its roots and took a closer look at the environmental issues affecting Andalucia...
Alhaurin ‘Airport City’ in doubt
40 per cent of the land set aside for the hub has been deemed environmentally inviable
Fears over Algarrobico Hotel demolition in Spain
Plans to demolish controversial hotel could be scrapped if PP wins regional election, claim Junta chiefs
Everything’s going green
Next month will see the publication of the Olive Press’ annual Green Guide 2011
License for confusion in Spanish natural parks
A decree introduced in February states you need a license to go into restricted areas in any natural park
New energy-saving measures to save Spain 2.3bn euros
Plan aims to save the equivalent of 28.7 million barrels of oil per year
Out of a deep, dark hole
Nerja could finally be close to getting its own sewage works
Last battle for the red tuna?
Launching our Green Guide this week, we start with an in-depth look at the red tuna industry by Andrew Pearce