Politics

Post-Brexit, what are the threats to the UK's environmental legislation, and how will Friends of the Earth campaign to protect climate and nature?

Amidst uncertainty over Brexit – and what the various outcomes may mean for the environment – campaigner Kierra Box explains what's missing from the government's proposed Environment Bill.

Lough Neagh should be designated as Northern Ireland's first Peace Park.

The government failed to carry out a strategic environmental assessment (SEA) on its new planning rules putting our climate and environment at risk.

We're running a series of workshops to help you get your head around the planning system. Learn how to protect the places you love from polluting projects.

Today’s decision by EU member states is a “major victory for science, common sense and our under-threat bees” says Friends of the Earth.

Fantastic news as countries across the European Union – including the UK – vote to ban the outdoor use of 3 bee-harming pesticides.

Friends of the Earth responds to news that the government could ban plastic straws and cotton buds in England

A freedom of information release obtained by Labour reveals that the Government has spent £500,000 losing clean air court cases

The public inquiry into the Roseacre Wood fracking application re-opens in Blackpool on 10 April. Local campaigner Barbara Richardson wants you to come along.