Stories

Find out what climate adaptation is, how the UK is unprepared for the climate crisis, and why we're taking government to court over its adaptation plan.

On Saturday 18 November 2023, the Friends of the Earth network, community groups and local partners took part in a nationwide Day of Action, calling for lower energy bills and warm homes for all. Here’s how it went.

What's the King's Speech, who decides what goes in it, and could the 2023 version have been better? Head of Science and Policy Mike Childs analyses what was missing from the 2023 speech.

We're supporting the No Gas Caverns campaign group to try and stop huge gas storage caves being dug under Larne Lough, as well as prevent brine from creating a dead zone in a marine protected area.

Our response to the consultation on Northern Ireland’s 2030 and 2040 Emissions Reduction Targets and First Three Carbon Budgets.

The CCC has slammed the government’s “worryingly slow” progress on reducing emissions. Here are 8 of their recommendations for action.

We’re supporting a legal challenge brought by activist Sarah Finch against proposed oil drilling at Horse Hill, because the planning authority did not consider its full climate impact. If we win, it could affect other planned fossil fuel developments in the UK.

Taking action is one of the best ways to combat eco-anxiety. Tips for steps you can take yourself, and how to join with others to help make change happen.

A new coal mine in Whitehaven has been approved. The UK steel industry doesn't need the coal and jobs will be short-lived. We show criticism from industry, economics and worldwide politicians.