Green Party member Lucy Phillip outlines the Eco Planning Law petition, calling for support to challenge the Government’s failure to protect our rapidly disappearing greenfields.
Brighton and Hove Green Councillor Elaine Hills highlights the widespread practice of illegal sewage dumping by large water companies and its impact on local communities, calling for Sout...
Our planet’s ecological balance is essential, yet precarious. Recognising the rights of non-human species is critical in addressing the climate emergency, says Chris Nash.
The pandemic saw us truly value local green spaces, says Helen Griffiths, Chief Executive of Fields in Trust. Outlining the national charity's work, she highlights the disparities in acce...
The safety of a well-loved green space in Cardiff is under threat from the proposed building of a stand-alone cancer centre, as well as that of patients. Wales Green Party member Debra Co...
Anna Key explains how she and her fellow Green councillors challenged the expansion of Liverpool Airport – a policy incompatible with the climate crisis and net-zero commitments.
What if there were a way to prosecute those facilitating the climate crisis? Jon Fuller, a member of the South-East Essex Green Party, puts forward the case for recognising ‘ecocide’.
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Cath Sutherland and Peter Sims of the Land Use Policy Working Group lay out the complexities of Green land policy, inviting members to take part in their upcoming consultation.
The Government has pledged to plant 30,000 hectares of trees per year by 2025. Nick Bowett, a member of the Huddersfield Green Party, explains the importance of carrying out afforestation...
The Global Majority Vs. campaign took the Government to court last year over the violation of human rights. Although the courts did not rule in their favour, their fight for global citize...
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 peer Jenny Jones calls attention to the potential upscaling of the Edmonton Incinerator, which will exacerbate climate change and impose a ‘massive health hazard’ on local people
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The warming of the Arctic’s permafrost will have serious implications for global emissions, yet why is the issue so poorly represented in the COP26 process? Green Peer Jenny Jones outline...
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.
Green World spoke to the Alabama-born activist and author about her work, and how environmental and climate justice can be achieved both in the American rural South, and worldwide.
