Earlier this year, the UK became the first country in the G7 to commit to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. However, a new report from the Science and Technology Commit...
What is referred to as the Glorious Twelfth – the start of the grouse shooting season – is rather more inglorious for the grouse and other wildlife that lose their lives in the name of th...
The Big Green Politics Podcast made Carla Denyer their politician of the year for 2018 after she proposed the UK’s first climate emergency motion. Eight months after the motion passed in ...
Since Bristol City Council became the first local local authority to declare a climate emergency in November 2018, more than half of all councils across the UK have followed suit, committ...
Bristol City Council held a Climate Emergency meeting on 16 July, where the Mayor presented his Climate Emergency Action Plan to Full Council. In the same meeting, Labour and Conservative...
Green World joined activists in Bristol on the second day of Extinction Rebellion’s summer uprising, a week of civil disobedience bringing cities to a halt.
Anti-fracking campaigners have begun to return to Cuadrilla’s Preston New Road site near Lancashire as the oil and gas exploration company announced it would be resuming drilling at the s...
“When peat is mined, it releases carbon. This means peat extraction is not only removing the planet’s ability to regulate the climate, it’s contributing to global heating.” Peat composts ...
Scott Ainslie, Green MEP for London, lays out the challenge for new Green MEPs: to convince the UK public that we're better off in the EU in order to fight inequality and to tackle the cl...
“We’re now old, but we inherited a healthy and clean environment from our fathers and it’s our duty to give our children a clean and healthy environment as well.” Alan Story reports on th...
