The government has published its “10-Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution.” But is it ambitious enough to tackle the climate emergency? Head of Policy Mike Childs scrutinises the latest announcement to uncover what’s new and what's been forgotten.

Court of Appeal says N Ireland govt acted unlawfully by not stopping Lough Neagh dredging, following Friends of the Earth legal challenge

The government gave temporary approval to a ‘banned’ bee-harming pesticide earlier this year, going against the recommendations of its own expert advisors, according to documents seen by Friends of the Earth.

Disability activist and a man who lost his home to coastal erosion join Friends of the Earth in Judicial Review

We’re considering an appeal after the national adaptation plan was ruled lawful. Read the legal briefing by our lawyers Will Rundle and Niall Toru.

Pesticide Collaboration calls on government to end cycle of permitting ‘emergency’ use of banned neonicotinoid

A year ago, we launched an appeal to support work in Brazil following devastating fires in the Amazon. Now the rainforest is burning again and compared to last July the number of fires in Brazil has increased by a terrifying 28%. Though the situation may have faded from media focus, colleagues, communities and allies need your help.

Following this morning’s appearance in the High Court, Friends of the Earth and all 4 other claimants will go forward to a full trial

Politicians and corporations have been promoting the large-scale production of fuels from crops. They claim these biofuels are an easy solution to climate change. But in reality they just ravage more of the planet's natural resources.

Why are bees declining and what are the main threats to bees? Our expert guide to the threats affecting bee populations in the UK and worldwide.