In the second part of our series on the progress of local authority climate emergency declarations, What has changed?, Alison Hawdale, a Manchester Green Party member who heads up the cou...
The Department for Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs has legally sanctioned a beaver colony to remain on the River Otter in east Devon, after the success of its five-year reintroduct...
In the first part of Green World’s series on the progress of local authority climate emergency declarations across the country, What has changed?, Cllr Lawrence Brown, Deputy Leader of th...
"Facebook needs to close this loophole, but it also needs to do plenty more beyond that to help mitigate the damage caused by climate denial on its platform." Sara Hall, co-founder of Sto...
“We should prioritise children’s futures by designing an education system that promotes the natural world and our sustainable place within it.” Jenny Rhodes, a former primary school teach...
“The downside of the Green Homes announcement? It is not nearly enough.” Green Peer Natalie Bennett applauds Chancellor Rishi Sunak for releasing £2 billion of funding for home retrofitti...
“This is not a green recovery. It comes nowhere near it.” Green MP for Brighton Pavilion Caroline Lucas calls on the government to be more ambitious in its plans for a ‘green recovery’ an...
“The UK is facing its biggest economic shock for a generation. Meanwhile, the global crisis of climate change is accelerating. We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to address these ur...
“The conviction that there would be ‘no going back to business as usual’ was palpable”. Evelyn Leslie, member of the Green Party of England and Wales (GPEW) International Committee, discu...
Green World’s Alan Story interviews Lorna Slater, co-leader of the Scottish Greens, discussing proportional representation, the climate emergency, the upcoming 2021 elections and attracti...
