Brexit and the environment

Whatever happens next, a no-deal Brexit must be taken off the table. Our health and environment depend on it.

Friends of the Earth is calling on party leaders to come together and take ‘no-deal’ off the table following Theresa May’s Brexit deal being rejected by parliament this evening (15 January).

Anyone who cares about the quality of our air, water and nature should be working to avoid a no-deal Brexit at all costs, says Craig Bennett.

A Brexit deal has been announced. But deal or no deal, the signs aren’t good for our climate, nature or air.

The government has published 25 technical notices today laying out preparation for the so-called Brexit 'no-deal' scenario, still considered the most damaging outcome.

The UK government wants to make new international trade deals after Brexit. How could this put our environment at risk?

We need to talk about what happens to our environment and health if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

It’s time to stop dithering and take real action to protect and enhance our environment.

With Brexit under a year away, a new and independent academic report shows that our environment won't fare well under the current deals on the table.