“Planning needs to identify where nature can be restored and recover, and then protect the places where this is happening.” Dr Sue Young, Head of Land Use Planning and Ecological Networks...
Live-streaming from the Everyman cinema in Broadgate, London, to Greens up and down the country through YouTube, Facebook and Zoom, co-leaders Sian Berry and Jonathan Bartley recognised h...
This week saw the first meeting of the Brighton and Hove City Council’s new Climate Assembly, bringing 50 residents together to discuss transport and how the city can reach its climate go...
Rupert Read launches a new campaign, #WeWontSpeakToMurdochRags, to boycott the Rupert Murdoch-owned media by not speaking to these publications until they take the climate emergency serio...
“It’s striking that Assembly members highlighted the values of fairness and the protection of nature as key principles for the path to net zero, along with more widespread information and...
Agreed in Japan in 2010, the 20 Aichi biodiversity goals aimed to halt the destruction of wildlife and ecosystems across the world. A new report by the UN has revealed that, 10 years on, ...
With the Brexit transition period close to ending and calls for a green recovery from Covid-19 growing, Sarah Gleave, Co-ordinator of the Dover and Deal Green Party reiterates the Green P...
The first UK-wide citizens’ assembly on climate change, Climate Assembly UK, has published its final report, emphasising that the path to net zero must be underpinned by education, choice...
In the latest of Green World’s What has changed? series on the progress of local authority climate emergency plans, Stroud Green councillor Simon Pickering recounts the passing of the cli...
