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  Episode 10: Ramadan goes green
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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.

  Climate Action Plan for schools and colleges
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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.

Join the conversation with #ClimateClass

  Joint letter to Michael Gove on Whitehaven coal mine 2022
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In April 2022 Michael Gove has indicated he may approve the planning application for the Whitehaven coal mine. Friends of the Earth has joined 14 environmental NGOs and other organisations in signing a joint letter asking Michael Gove to refuse planning permission for the climate-wrecking development.

Ealing Friends of the Earth

Ealing Friends of the Earth takes action in the Borough of Ealing for positive environmental solutions at a local, regional, national, and international level. We aim to connect more people with the environment and to persuade politicians, businesses, and others to see things differently. We organise street stalls, public meetings, visits to schools, film screenings, and more. We've formed links with other local environmental groups, and we send a quarterly newsletter to our members and other supporters.

  Episode 9: Dude, where's my COP?
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The UN climate talks are postponed, but what really happens there anyway? And does the delay mean anything for climate breakdown?

This episode, Muna and Fran chat to Friends of the Earth's International Campaigner Rachel Kennerley. As a regular at the talks, she shares what really goes on there, the highs and lows of the conference, and the impact of a delay to COP 26. All whilst trying to avoid the endless acronyms.

  Episode 14: Greening the transport sector
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Outside of our major cities, we're mostly reliant on cars to get us around, despite their impact on climate breakdown. Could bike infrastructure and our public transport system ever be accessible enough to challenge the car's rule?

In this episode, Muna talks to Haf from Friends of the Earth Cymru , Ian from Transport for Quality of Life and Ridhi from Sustrans , all of whom are working on making our approach to transport that bit greener.