Latest Publications

Download the spring 2025 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

The issue includes our wins against fossil fuels, a reminder of our mission for over 50 years, an explainer on the Big Climate Plan and how to build hope in an age of eco-anxiety.

Download the autumn 2024 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

The issue covers the campaign to tackle pollution and ensure a healthy environment for everyone, how to increase England's renewable energy output, and how policy helps guide our work.

Download the spring 2024 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

The issue covers the campaign to end exploitation by big business, why the fight for LGBTQIA+ justice is a climate issue and a look back at inspiring historic Friends of the Earth campaigns.

Read the report from PENGON (Friends of the Earth Palestine) on environmental justice under Israeli occupation covering land grabbing, water rights and solar energy issues.

Download the autumn 2023 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

The issue includes creative ideas on how to bring back nature for children, a deep dive on air pollution laws under threat, and an inspiring story of communities fighting fossil fuels in Northern Ireland.

Download the spring 2023 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

This issue includes features on our United for Warm Homes campaign combating the energy and climate crisis, how divestment takes away the finance behind fossil fuel industries, and how we take local authorities to court, as well as successes from across the Friends of the Earth network.

Download the autumn 2022 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

This issue includes features on disability and activism, biodiversity for wellbeing, and how we can stop businesses from harming the planet, as well as top climate stories from around the world.

Download the spring 2022 issue of Friends of the Earth's biannual magazine Earthmatters.

The issue includes top climate stories from across the globe, a breakdown of the legal challenges we're taking on to put a stop to fossil fuel reliance, and a quick dive into the wonders of farming with trees.

Our Equality and Diversity Monitoring Form.

This pack includes a welcome from Vice Chair and our Co-Executive Directors, all about Friends of the Earth, our values, strategy and business plan, the role description and how to apply and key dates.

Real World Media Europe Podcast
Published: 2019
Running time: 30 minutes

Pecka is a mountain village that became a solar energy community following a groundbreaking crowdfunding scheme by Friends of the Earth Europe.

More than €6,000 was raised, which brought solar thermal collectors for hot water and photovoltaic panels for power generation to the mountain village of Pecka.

Welcome to the Autumn 2021 edition of Friends of the Earth's magazine, Earthmatters.

This issue is all about taking on the giants, and how together we can fight for the planet as a global network.

Look forward to a feature on biodiversity, find out all about the habitat's that store carbon, feel inspired by success stories around the world and loads more.

As lockdowns ease and we're able to get out again we look at groups working to address the under-representation of black and brown people in the outdoors. Over a couple of future episodes, we speak to people who are challenging this.

Louisa and Danny speak to Rhiane Fatinikun. In 2019 Rhiane set up a small walking group Black Girls Hike, which today has thousands of members, providing a safe space for black women to explore the outdoors and reconnect with nature.

Save the Planet podcast
Published: 28 September, 2021
Running time: 27 minutes

In summer 2021, in a ground-breaking ruling, a Dutch court ordered Shell to reduce its carbon emissions by 45% by 2030.

The case was brought by Friends of the Earth Netherlands, alongside 17,000 co-plaintiffs and other organisations. Hear about the case and how these changes could have a worldwide impact on our planet.

Guest: Nine de Pater from Friends of the Earth Netherlands.

Head of Political Affairs Dave Timms and Mattey Mitchell from Friends, Families and Travellers reflect on the dangers of the government's controversial new Policing Bill, including the risk it poses to peaceful protest and how the bill affects the rights of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.

On 6 May, communities across Wales and much of England will be voting in a series of elections for their next Metro Mayor, local council and Senedd representatives.
We speak to Connie and Jackie, local campaigners in Friends of the Earth's network of grassroots groups, to find out what they want local candidates to prioritise and what they're doing to make sure climate is a priority for all parties.

A green, low-carbon future means new jobs and industries that are good for the environment and the people in them. But what counts as a green job, how do you get one, and what should government be doing to create more?

Louisa and Danny chat to Clare Linton from Urban Transport Group and Lola Fayokun from Teach The Future about how to get a green job.

Part of our plan for building a greener and fairer future as we recover from the pandemic is to fix the broken economy. But what's broken about it? What might a different approach look like? And what difference would that actually make to your life?

Fran and Danny talk to Adrienne Buller from think tank Common Wealth to uncover answers to all of these burning questions.

The holiday season is barrelling towards us, and it can be a stressful time of year, even as we try to relax.

So, Muna and Louisa speak to Tori Tsui, a climate and mental health activist who is loaded with tips on how we can look after ourselves, each other and the planet as we make it through the final hurdle of 2020.

Head to Instagram to follow Tori @toritsui_ 

What is environmental justice? How are black and brown communities impacted by climate breakdown differently? Why do equality and anti-racism need to be central to the environmental movement?

Muna chats to MP David Lammy, MEP Magid Magid and activist Mikaela Loach about how climate and race are connected, and what we can do to make the environment movement more inclusive.