Friends of the Earth has won a historic legal battle to protect the climate from Heathrow expansion and push government to act in accordance with the climate emergency. But what does this mean?

Listen to episode 4 of the "Imagining Tomorrow" podcast with presenter Emma Newman about how to make sure our savings aren't used in climate-wrecking projects.

Legal proceedings to commence on 11th March 2019, with demonstration taking place outside the High Court from 9am.

Gas cavern project threatens local wildlife, including otters, dolphins and porpoise, and undermines action on climate change

The proposed gas storage facility would threaten marine life and Northern Ireland's efforts to tackle climate change

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.

A legal challenge to Surrey County Council’s decision to allow 20 years of oil drilling and production to take place near Gatwick airport begins in the High Court today (17.11.20)

Damning new report from Sir Michael Marmot's Institute of Health Equity lays bare the dire state of Britain's homes

Friends of the Earth has won a case at the UN which found that the UK breached international law by failing to allow public participation when drafting the EU Withdrawal Bill. The ruling confirms that governments must enable meaningful public input on all draft laws that could significantly affect the environment.