Green World | Green World

New Swedish Government advances Green objectives

Common Market 2.0: The worst of all worlds

Green MEP Molly Scott Cato explains why the Brexit compromise ‘Norway model’ would leave the UK a rule-taker not a rule-maker.

Calls for renewables as Hitachi nuclear plant scrapped

Japanese firm Hitachi has pulled the plug on its £16-billion nuclear plant in North Wales

Brexit deal rejected in historic defeat

MPs rejected Theresa May’s Brexit deal by a majority of 230

Spotlight

The history of whaling in Japan

Local government in Chester leads on climate change

Natalie Bennett reflects on a ‘historic’ IGas hearing into gas test plans at Ellesmere Port

Clean Air Strategy offers slow progress on pollution

Green peer Jenny Jones says the Strategy doesn’t go far enough to tackle road emissions

Sheffield Greens highlight school traffic danger

Green campaigners in Sheffield are calling for action on traffic outside Sharrow Junior School

Features

COP24: Voices rising

Natalie Bennett examines the effect of 'gilets jaunes' protests on climate talks in Poland

How cinema can change the world

Green philosopher Rupert Read discusses how film can change our attitudes to nature in his new book

COP24: Less talk, more action

Natalie Bennett gives her latest update on progress at the COP24 climate talks

Engaging with nature

Taking time to get out into the natural world can change our perspective and ensure nature takes a priority space in our thinking

Climate Change

The route to a carbon neutral Bristol

Bristol was a trailblazer in the growing Climate Emergency movement, the first UK council to make the declaration in November 2018 – and at the same time pledging to become carbon neutral by 2030. Now, the councillors who proposed the motion have launched a report detailing short- and long-term actions to reach that goal.

Scarborough latest to pass Climate Emergency motion

Tory-controlled Scarborough Borough Council has declared a Climate Emergency

Lucas calls for tax on meat to reduce emissions

Green MP has urged Parliament to ‘seriously consider’ a meat tax

COP24: Voices rising

Natalie Bennett examines the effect of 'gilets jaunes' protests on climate talks in Poland

COP24: Less talk, more action

Natalie Bennett gives her latest update on progress at the COP24 climate talks

People's Vote

People’s Vote: A view from Europe

MEP and Brexit Steering Group member Philippe Lamberts explains the EU’s view

Sian Berry: Why I’m marching for a People’s Vote on Brexit

It’s now or never to make our voices heard, says Green Co-leader

A People’s Vote for workers

Greens’ Trade Union Liaison Paul Valentine takes a look at the picture for workers if a ‘no deal' Brexit goes ahead

A People’s Vote for young people

Young Green Charlie Keller sets out why young people in the UK deserve a say on the Brexit deal

GPEW Internal Elections

‘A bigger, bolder party’: Jonathan Bartley and Sian Berry aim high

Fresh from their election as Green Party Co-leaders with 74 per cent of the vote, Jonathan Bartley and Sian Berry speak to Green World as they look back on the election process and lay out their ambitions for the Green Party over the next two years.

Green Party elections 2018: Full results

Popular

How cinema can change the world

The route to a carbon neutral Bristol

Engaging with nature

Police racism in the UK

Scarborough latest to pass Climate Emergency motion

An introduction to Green Politics

Sign-up for the Green World newsletter