With the Wellbeing Economy petition soon coming to a close, its author, Skylar Sharples, explores how we can move towards a society that supports both the people and the planet.
Co-chair of Young Green Women Emily Herbert gives a first-hand, on the ground account of Extinction Rebellion’s recent ‘Impossible Rebellion’ protests, which have seen activists come toge...
Reflecting on the 1981 Greenham Common protest, Green Councillor Joanna Wright recalls how the UK’s nuclear weapons testing impacted the community in which she grew up, and how we may sti...
Only zero-carbon green hydrogen can genuinely play a role in sustainable energy, says Green New Deal spokesperson Zoe Nicholson, with blue hydrogen made from fossil fuels taking ‘investme...
“Moving forward, processing the scrap is a layer of complexity that can be removed completely from the loop if we reuse and localise.” Janet Storey, crew member of anti-plastics campaign ...
Contradictory ties between the Science Museum Group and major oil companies have been exposed via a series of Freedom of Information requests, including connections between the Science Mu...
The government recently published its Transport Decarbonisation Plan, which outlines a new strategy aimed at making transport greener. Although the policy may bring benefits for the UK, h...
Bristol Airport has recently announced its intention to become the first ‘net-zero’ airport by 2030. These commitments, however, exclude the two main areas of enterprise for the airport, ...
“The natural world doesn’t just provide a pleasant view and a relaxing experience, it is fundamental to our very survival.” Cllr Jonathan Elmer, newly appointed Green Party spokesperson, ...
In all divisions that Greens were campaigning, the turnout was the highest, which shows that our messages are motivating people to vote.” Newly elected Green Cllr Georgia Taylor for Fores...
“Rather than fixating on veganism as being the answer to reducing the impacts of our food system we need to have a better understanding of the complexities of farming.” Director of Green ...
“The long list of speakers showed how united the community is behind the demand to stop the tunnel project.” The Stop the Silvertown Tunnel coalition describes how Newham-based community ...
Green Party spokesperson and former MEP Molly Scott Cato speaks to Green World about the significance of the recent court ruling in the Netherlands that will see Shell obliged to cut its ...
To undo ill-judged planning permission in the village of Foolow, an initiative highlights how creating value in natural capital can offer an alternative investment, writes Green Party mem...
Cllr Toni Fagan, part of the ruling green coalition on Herefordshire County Council, explains how the council decided to axe a bypass to make way for sustainable transport schemes.
Green Party member Chris Nash outlines the problem of green hypocrisy from government, on the back of a Greenpeace report published earlier this week that found evidence that the UK’s pla...
“This Government won’t leave the UK’s environment in better shape than they found it, because it’s just not that important to them.” Green Peer Jenny Jones asks important questions about ...
“Human and environmental health are inextricably connected – ceasing deforestation will counter climate change and help avoid future pandemics.” Green Party member Nick Bowett outlines wh...
“A breaking window is a just response to a breaking world.” Following the verdict of the Shell 7 as ‘not guilty', Sarah Lunnon from Extinction Rebellion explains how this is indicative of...
“Penny Kemp’s visit to Taiwan in March 1996 can be taken as the starting point of Taiwan’s Green diplomacy.” Dr Dafydd Fell of the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS...
“If Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council is serious about declaring an emergency, it needs to act like there is an emergency.” Green mayoral candidate Warren Draper outlines the next st...
