Why nature is vital to our wellbeing and survival. From saving bees to protecting wildlife habitats, here's how we can ensure a healthy planet for generations to come.
Our bees are dying out fast and a huge reason for this is the loss of their natural habitat. They've lost 97% of their grassland habitats in the past 60 years. But disaster can be averted.
Pete Whittaker is internationally renowned for his rock-climbing exploits. He returns to his hometown Sheffield to face up to a new challenge: fracking.
Proposed changes to planning rules could give a green light to the fracking industry. But Friends of the Earth local groups and partner organisations are determined to fight back.
Government hints at wet wipes ban. In 25 years. Then says no – no ban, just better labeling. And with less plastic? We reveal the messy truth about wet wipes.
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