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Can fracking cause earthquakes? And if so, how serious are they? Surely there are safety regulations? Make sure you're on firm ground with our expert guide.

Buses are a lifeline for many people – and the planet. Free bus travel for under 30s is an idea whose time has come. You shouldn’t need a ticket to ride, writes Laura MacKenzie our transport campaigner.

Oil and gas companies are gearing up to make more plastic. Why? Plastics need fossil fuels – so the more plastic we make, the more oil and gas we use.

We’ve made this action pack so you can join us in our campaign against a new climate-wrecking runway at Heathrow airport.

Our trial against the government's decision to approve a third runway got off to a flying start. Thank you for sending in your messages opposing Heathrow expansion.

COP24 took place in a region dominated by coal mining. And you heard right, they decorated the conference hall with lumps of carbon.

When plans for a coal mine at Nant Llesg in Wales were rejected in September 2018, the writing was on the wall for coal. And now the Welsh government has taken a big step further.

A new road to ease congestion on the M4 in south Wales was first proposed in the 1990s. The incoming Welsh First Minister is set to decide on whether it should be part of a sustainable Wales for years to come.

The UK’s Climate Change Act became the world’s first law to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Now the government is in danger of undoing all the good work.