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Ask Ed Miliband to be a climate leader

Friends of the Earth is the UK's biggest grassroots network dedicated to protecting people and planet.

Do you live in a pollution hotspot?

Our new research show that pollution levels are harmful to wildlife in a whopping 27% of England's neighbourhoods.

Pollution hotspots are areas where wildlife is pushed to the brink by a toxic cocktail of dirty water, polluted air and disruptive noise and light. 

Do you live in a pollution hotspot?
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News from our grassroots network

Your questions answered

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Should we build houses on the green belt?
The new Labour government is rightly planning to build millions more homes. But it’s not as simple as tearing up planning rules. Sustainability Analyst Paul De Zylva and Senior Planner Magnus Gallie explore how house building can be done in a way that doesn’t cost the Earth.
Should we build houses on the green belt?
The new Labour government is rightly planning to build millions more homes. But it’s not as simple as tearing up planning rules. Sustainability Analyst Paul De Zylva and Senior Planner Magnus Gallie explore how house building can be done in a way that doesn’t cost the Earth.

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What we've achieved

From our campaigners and lawyers to local groups and supporters, we push for change on causes that matter to you, like:

  • Working with groups to protect local areas and make them more climate friendly.
  • Taking government to court over projects that harm our environment.
  • Fighting for environmental and social justice globally.
See what we've achieved
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