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.

Friends of the Earth says the quality of discussion on climate was 'astoundingly poor'

UK-based company Jardine Matheson wants to expand its gold mine in Indonesia. Learn how this would further devastate wildlife, the rainforest and local people.

The nicest beaches in the UK are also some of the busiest. But we've discovered a hidden gem for beachgoers this year...

Destructive and unnecessary project will have huge impact on lough's precious environment and wildlife

As a result of our legal challenge, the UK government has admitted to acting unlawfully in its Heat and Building Strategy. Find out why its actions were unlawful, who it impacts and what happens next.

What do human rights have to do with climate change, and what's Friends of the Earth doing about it?