Green Peer Natalie Bennett reflects on the political, social, and economic instability of our current world, resolving that this is an opportunity to ‘build something different’.
Green bridges hold the potential to address habitat fragmentation, enhance our post-industrial landscapes, and illustrate a step-change in our collective relationship with the natural wor...
As governments work on a second draft agreement for COP26, Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer expresses concern it is unlikely to achieve key climate targets
Will the summit translate into meaningful mitigation of the climate crisis? According to Chris Nash, it doesn’t look like it. Whilst ‘capitalists play at being eco-activists’, he outlines...
Green Party member of the House of Lords, Jenny Jones, reflects on the Liberation Movement launch, underpinning the connection between environmental and social justice.
Richard Lilley, CEO of Project Seagrass, outlines the work that the organisation has done in restoring the UK’s seagrass meadows, urging for a ‘cultural change’ in our relationship with n...
Water is a precious commodity, says Green Peer Natalie Bennett, and it should be treated as such. As they currently stand, water companies such as Southern Water are ‘criminal enterprises...
Cllr Jonathan Elmer, National Spokesperson for the Natural World, outlines the newly reworked policies set to be proposed by the Habitats and Wildlife Working Group at the upcoming autumn...
Cllr Jonathan Elmer highlights the contradictory policies of global governments, which fund fossil fuels alongside air pollution projects. If we are to address the issue properly, he says...
At the UN General Assembly, both the US and China outlined significant climate policies. The Green Party is urging the UK Government to take more meaningful action to tackle the climate c...
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.
Chris Roberts and Alex Pointer, members of the Yorkshire and Humberside Green Party, question whether wood biomass is truly renewable, exploring its environmental and ecological impact.
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“Although it is fearfully short on detail, the 25 Year Environment Plan says that England’s soils must be sustainably managed by 2030.” Green peer Natalie Bennett analyses the Government’...
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...
The upcoming COP26 Summit presents an opportunity for change, says Green Party MP Caroline Lucas. However, the elephant in the room must be addressed – if we are to avert the climate cris...
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...
CAGNE argues that rebuilding the runway 12 metres further away, as well as building 28 additional taxiways to access the runway is not ‘making best use of current facilities’, as the Gatw...
Debra Cooper details the courageous legal battle Green Party member Cat Lewis has embarked upon by way of judicial review in order to protect the Northern Meadows in Cardiff against the c...
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 ...
