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The government's own advisors have said its climate plans aren't good enough, and now Prime Minister Sunak wants to weaken them further. Demand a better plan for climate action.

Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Chris Heaton-Harris is proposing to pump raw sewage into Northern Irish seas. His proposal could take us back to Victorian levels of sanitation, with untreated sewage making its way into our beaches, streets, businesses and even homes.

From sewage dumping in our waters in the name of shareholder profit to rises in life-threatening levels of air pollution. Strengthening our existing environment laws and enforcing them couldn’t be more urgent.

Unilever claims to be a leader in sustainability, but it's still buying palm oil from Astra Agro Lestari (AAL), a company linked to abusive practices like land grabbing. Tell Unilever to suspend AAL immediately and help right the wrongs communities have suffered.

Our heat-leaking homes are cold, damp and expensive to keep warm. An ambitious, government-funded insulation programme would help us stay warm, save us money, create jobs and reduce our use of harmful fossil fuels. Demand mass insulation today.

We’re demanding a new law to force companies to prevent environmental damage and human rights abuses in their supply chains.

The government has taken the senseless decision to approve the UK’s first deep coal mine in 30 years in West Cumbria. Sign the petition to help reverse this decision and end the era of coal in the UK.

The government is planning a reckless bonfire of the laws that protect our health and environment, putting people and nature in grave danger. It isn’t too late to stop the government’s attack on nature. Please sign and share this petition today.

Powerful UK companies are trashing the environment and wrecking the lives of people through global supply chains. Sign this petition and support a Business, Human Rights and Environment Act that really holds companies to account.

Ask government for a clear plan on pesticide reduction and make the countryside a safer place for wildlife.

The science is clear: to avoid climate breakdown, there must be no new fossil fuel extraction projects. Tell the UK government to stop funding climate-wrecking projects.

Instead of doing more to save the UK's endangered animals, our government looks set to rip up the rules designed to protect it. Please sign our petition to stop mass extinction in the UK.

The clock is ticking on our chance to stop climate breakdown, but urgent action can still reduce the damage. Ask government to make warm homes, clean air, green jobs and thriving wildlife available to everyone.

The government wants to pass new laws that threaten our human rights and freedoms – including our right to protest. Call on government to scrap legislation that'd make it harder to stand up for people and planet, and ask it to uphold our fundamental rights.