You’d think the definition of fuel poverty was simply struggling to afford energy bills or insulation to keep your house warm. Find out what the current definition of fuel poverty in England is and who it impacts and how.
Corporations are trying to make up for the damage they do when using fossil fuels – they are offsetting. It is becoming a common practise in industries, but how good is it?
The UK is set to host the UN climate talks (COP26) in Glasgow in November 2021. But while the UK government claims to be a climate leader, it's currently involved in 4 cases that may worsen climate breakdown. Read about the cases.
We’ve heard it before, “have you seen the emission figures? Look at China and India, it’s all their fault!”. This is a myth that we’ll debunk by addressing some popular beliefs surrounding global emissions.
Published: 23 Sep 2020
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Last updated: 11 Aug 2021
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Continued efforts from local groups and campaigners mean the battle over a proposed deep coal mine in West Cumbria is far from over. Friends of the Earth and 38 Degrees explore the twists and turns of the campaign, and what it means for local jobs.
Banks Mining wants to dig England's largest opencast coal mine on the Northumberland coast at Druridge Bay. But what about climate change and local tourism?
A mining company wants to dig England's largest opencast coal mine on the Northumberland coast at Druridge Bay. But what about climate change and local tourism?
During the day, Duncan Lawrence runs a busy cafe. He then swaps his apron for a computer, working into the small hours of the morning to stop a coal mine.
