In the 26 years since the very first COP1 in Berlin, progress from the talks has been frustratingly slow. But around the world, a growing environmental movement has refused to let world leaders off the hook. Find out how.
A judgment was issued in the High Court this morning in the high-profile case of environmental defenders who challenged an attempt by the fossil fuel industry to obtain a wide-ranging injunction to restrict peaceful protest at sites in Surrey and Sussex.
While the Court did grant an injunction, it was much less wide-ranging than the one originally sought.
With International Women's Day just around the corner (8 March), Muna and Fran meet with Helen Pankhurst to discuss how climate impacts women and girls, and why we're partnering with Care International on their annual March for Women.
We also hear from Sostine in Uganda about a grassroots movement to stop rural livelihoods being destroyed by sugar plantations.
For a second time we've defeated the UK government in court over its main climate strategy to reduce carbon emissions and help reach net zero. What's the government's climate plan and why do we need a better one?
The Islamic month of Ramadan has kicked off, and for Muslims around the world it's a time for fasting, reflection and community.
This week Climate Campaigner Muna Suleiman talks to 3 British Muslims – Magid Magid, Lamees Hafeez, and Zunaira Malik – about how the coronavirus lockdown has impacted their fasting, cooking channel addictions and advice for making Ramadan as eco friendly as possible.
Are you a teacher or do you work with young people?
Find out how to encourage climate-positive behaviour and meaningful action with these 50 easy measures for schools and colleges.
Our free guide includes tips to reduce the impact of transport, food, nature, energy and waste - and ideas for cost savings while delivering on the curriculum.
