The climate movement hasn’t done enough to centre the needs of disabled people. A more inclusive approach is long overdue

The campaigner is one of an all-female list of winners for this year's prize

When we team up with our friends or colleagues we’re much more likely to tackle the tricky stuff – like moving our money to align with our values. Friends of the Earth's Innovation Co-Lead, Mary Stevens, explores how.

Thanks to Friends of the Earth community groups, 8 newly elected mayors have promised climate and nature action. Find out how we secured their commitments.

You’ve seen the gross sewer-blocking fatberg pics? Here’s how government, industry and shoppers can all help stop wet wipes clogging our drains and oceans.

“It is especially important now, as we plan for a future after the dreadful Covid-19 pandemic, that the UK invests in low-carbon, resilient infrastructure. A new runway at Heathrow is the opposite of what we need to be building.”

A disability rights activist and a campaigner fighting to save home from coastal erosion taking government to court

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

The UK and the European Union have now agreed a future relationship deal. The signs still aren’t great for nature, food or our standards. But is the picture more mixed on climate?