As Europe continues to suffer in the extraordinary high temperatures that has washed over the continent this summer, not everyone has the luxury of being able to turn on the air condition...
Humanity’s patterns of production and consumption have left an indelible mark on our planet, outstripping that which it can provide sustainably in a year. The Global Footprint Network mar...
Despite years of protest, the government has given the go-ahead to shale gas company Cuadrilla to frack at the Preston New Road site in Lancashire, prompting damning responses from enviro...
“We have created a market-driven system of incinerators which constantly need to be fed.” A new report from Green peer Jenny Jones is calling for an incineration tax to curb the rise of w...
While climate optimism may make us feel a little better about the looming climate crisis, does it inhibit the urgent, significant action needed to avoid the catastrophic civilisational br...
Have you been making the most of the summer sun? The Wildlife Trusts’ month-long nature challenge, 30 Days Wild, has been encouraging people to get outside and spend time in nature every ...
As plans for a third runway at Heathrow look set to stay, Friends of the Earth West London take another look at the environmental implications an increase of air traffic would have on the...
Greens are often sceptical of large free trade deals, but, as Molly Scott Cato MEP explains, they can sometimes be crucial for ensuring the respect of key environmental protections and ri...
