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Natalie Bennett surrounded by SOS Whitstable placards
Our water system is ‘profoundly unsustainable’

Water is a precious commodity, says Green Peer Natalie Bennett, and it should be treated as such.

We have ‘every right to be angry’
Young Greens reflect on the ‘United Against The Tories’ protest
UBI: just one tool in the box?
Alternative, but complementary, systems may be the key to an economic model fit for purpose
UK must announce a carbon tax at COP26
The Greens describe the policy as ‘one of the greatest levers to drive change in society’
Spotlight
Liz Reason
The Green Party is changing
Lorna Slater and Patrick Harvie
Working for a fairer, greener and independent Scotland
Lorna Slater sets out her vision for the Scottish Greens’ Autumn Conference
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From warm words to warm homes in Stroud
Stroud District Council has proposed a £180m investment in decarbonising its housing stock
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The compelling case to Insulate Britain now
Simon Pickering explains how some citizens in the UK would benefit from retrofitting

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Glasgow port
10 tests for COP26
Tina Rothery and Rupert Read set out the tests that COP26 must meet if it is to succeed
Anne Marie Bihirbake
In conversation with Anne Marie Bihirabake: Covid, Burundi, and COP26
Vice President of Burundian Green Movement talks about challenges facing her country
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UK must turn climate pledges into action
Ahead of the COP26 summit, the Greens are calling on the Government to do more
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Creative climate accounting at COP26 will not solve the climate crisis
Caroline Lucas considers the opportunity for change that the upcoming summit presents
Protest
XR protestors
Inside XR: Keeping up morale over a fortnight of protest
The power of rest and resilience in the face of exhaustion, eco-anxiety and the police
Climate protest teaser
Climate activists must change their tactics
Author Alicia Hull makes the case for an alternative government of national unity to urgently address the climate crisis
A group of protestors celebrating 40 years since the Greenham Common protest
Freedom from fear
Councillor Joanna Wright reflects on the Greenham Common protest and the fallout of the UK’s nuclear weapons testing
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Why Insulate Britain needs a more positive strategy
The M25 protests could risk putting the public off environmental action
Migration
Syrian refugee camp
On the Move campaign highlights Home Office’s ‘hostile’ migration policy
Website designed to look like NGO rather than government campaign
Signs saying 'Refugees welcome' at a protest.
Why are migrants coming to the UK?
Zoe Gardner explains why migrants are making the treacherous journey across the Channel to reach the UK
Priti Patel Covid
Government immigration plan does not align with a just Covid recovery
Zoe Gardner outlines how Priti Patel’s new plan for immigration does not align with a just Covid recovery
Your newly elected councillors
Jason Walsh
Jason Walsh: Wirral Council won over by the Greens
Cllr Jason Walsh for Bebington speaks to Green World about his experience of being elected as a Green councillor
Lucy Pegg, Dick Wolff and Chris Jarvis
Chris Jarvis and Lucy Pegg: Oxford’s Young Greens turned Green councillors
Green councillors Chris Jarvis and Lucy Pegg explain what issues they will be tackling in Oxford
Ben Crystall
Ben Crystall: East Herts’s first Green councillor on Herts CC
Newly elected Cllr Ben Crystall for Hertford Bengeo speaks to Green World about green issues in the area
Georgia Taylor
Georgia Taylor: Bridging the gap between East Sussex residents and nature
Newly elected Green Cllr Georgia Taylor on East Sussex County Council speaks to Green World about her election campaign
Dez Dell, Emily Fedorowycz and Sarah Tubbs
Dez Dell, Sarah Tubbs and Emily Fedorowycz: New Greens on the scene in North Northamptonshire
Newly elected councillors Dez Dell, Sarah Tubbs and Emily Fedorowycz describe their experiences of the election campaign
Reigate and Banstead Green councillors
Joseph Booton: A ‘seismic shift’ in Reigate and Banstead
Cllr Joseph Booton speaks to Green World about his experience of the local election
Julia Evans
Julia Evans: Growing representation on Shropshire Unitary Council
Newly elected Cllr Julia Evans speaks to Green World about her experience of the election campaign and green issues in Shropshire
Features
Glasgow port
10 tests for COP26
Tina Rothery and Rupert Read set out the tests that COP26 must meet if it is to succeed
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From conservation to regeneration
The Habitats and Wildlife Working Group will present a new set of policies at the autumn conference
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Analysing local by-elections in September 2021
Alan Borgars reflects on this month’s council by-elections
A landscape shot of the skyline in Santiago
Protecting human, animal and natural rights in Chile
Javier Guerrero talks to Green World about the Green Party of Chile
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Julie Adshead wearing a brown leather jacket, amidst greenery
From red to green on Rossendale Borough Council
Glasgow port
10 tests for COP26
Traffic
Why Insulate Britain needs a more positive strategy
Anne Marie Bihirbake
In conversation with Anne Marie Bihirabake: Covid, Burundi, and COP26
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Creative climate accounting at COP26 will not solve the climate crisis
A landscape shot of the skyline in Santiago
Protecting human, animal and natural rights in Chile