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The government should ‘call in’ a planning application for a controversial coal mine in Cumbria, Friends of the Earth said today

Government urged to include legally binding plastic reduction targets in Environment Bill

We need a diverse range of voices to solve global problems and achieve social justice, yet the climate movement is still overwhelmingly white and middle-class. Find out what Friends of the Earth is doing to become actively anti-racist.

Nature is essential to our lives – from the food on our plates to the clothes we wear, from medicines to mental health benefits.

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.

New research shows 1 in 5 people in England struggle to access quality green space

Proposal “not environmentally acceptable" says minister.

We need more than tree-lined streets to deal with nature and climate crises

Words like ‘probably’ and ‘sometime’ coming from someone who is meant to be leading on our environment ambition really isn’t good enough.

Today in his speech the Chancellor announced support intended to drive a 'green' recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, but despite positive steps for home energy efficiency huge gaps remain in this government's plan for building a more sustainable future.