The Prime Minister gave a speech this afternoon after plans to water down UK climate policies emerged yesterday

Self-interest, weak leadership and a lack of urgency

Friends of the Earth's head of policy, Mike Childs, reflects on the Green Party's 2024 manifesto.

The closure of the UK’s last remaining coal-fired power station at Ratcliffe-on-Soar is another significant step in the demise of UK coal.

Friends of the Earth's legal challenge opposing the Cumbrian mine was successful on all grounds

Government decisions impact upon the climate and ecological crises in multiple ways, and trade deals are one of them. From fair and sustainable supply chains to upholding high standards, campaigner Kierra Box explores what can be done to make trade deals environmentally friendly.

Planning permission for the Whitehaven mine was deemed unlawful by the High Court last month

A supporter of Friends of the Earth for a quarter of a century, Angela has built wind-farms, worked as a carbon scientist and launched a sustainable living website.

Friends of the Earth welcome the news that the Welsh Assembly Member Pension Scheme has taken the decision to move nearly all their investments away from fossil fuel companies and set themselves a timeline for ditching the rest.

For the second time in less than 2 years, the High Court has found the UK government’s inadequate climate strategy to be unlawful.