Support our campaign to push the Government to do better – much better – to protect and restore nature.
Nature is in crisis. The UK is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world with only half its wildlife left and another 10,000 plants, animals and birds threatened with extinction.
Yet the Government is way off track meeting its own nature targets and as another UN biodiversity summit gets underway, hasn’t even published a strategy to restore nature, something it promised at the last nature summit two years ago.
We can get biodiversity thriving again. Our four Green MPs will push Labour to act now to protect and restore our precious environment, boost nature friendly farming and keep fossil fuels in the ground.
But they need your help to send a clear message: Nature Action Now.
We did it!
Four Green MPs in Parliament, speaking up for us all and holding the new government to account.
This is just the beginning, real hope and real change is coming and you can be part of it.
Join us now at the most exciting time in our history.
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- Green MPs write to Labour colleagues to urge benefit cuts oppositionEvery Labour MP has been sent a letter by Green MPs ahead of an announcement next week urging them to rebel against plans to slash around £6billion from the welfare bill Dear Colleagues, Ahead of the upcoming Spring Statement and Green Paper on welfare, I am writing to urge you to oppose strongly and… Read more: Green MPs write to Labour colleagues to urge benefit cuts opposition
- Green leaders urge Labour backbenchers to vote down benefit cutsGreen co-leaders Adrian Ramsay MP and Carla Denyer MP appeal to Labour backbenchers to think again on supporting looming benefits cuts: “Experts at Scope suggest that 700,000 disabled households will be pushed into poverty by the government’s planned changes to welfare. “This is an unconscionable choice for any government to make. And it is a… Read more: Green leaders urge Labour backbenchers to vote down benefit cuts
- ‘Zane’s Law’ needed to tackle toxic sitesGreen MP Sian Berry urged the government to bring forward Zane’s Law to protect people from contaminated land after new research showed that out of 13,093 potentially toxic sites that councils have identified as high risk, only 1,465 have been inspected (1). Zane’s Law, named after seven-year-old Zane Gbangbola who died when Hydrogen Cyanide was… Read more: ‘Zane’s Law’ needed to tackle toxic sites