People power works. Over the years, Friends of the Earth local action groups have helped stop fossil fuel projects and secured some major wins for communities and climate. Find out more about our local groups.
Learn how we can build millions of homes and make existing homes more efficient, resilient and affordable, while also tackling the climate and nature crises.
The story of Druridge Bay. A Northumberland beauty spot on the coast – loved by locals and tourists – threatened by England's largest opencast coal mine.
Communities Secretary Michael Gove will soon decide whether to grant planning permission for a controversial new coal mine near Whitehaven to provide coking coal for the steel industry.
This briefing demonstrates how demand for Whitehaven coal in its target markets is likely to fall steeply in the next 15 years, risking leaving the mine as a stranded asset.
Whether you're a policy maker or a local group, use this briefing to show why a new coal mine in Cumbria is a bad idea.
Friends of the Earth's letter to UK Export Finance asking them to join funders from the United States and the Netherlands in publicly committing to reassess the funding of the Mozambique LNG project in a thorough and transparent manner.
The transition to a low-carbon Britain must be fair – meeting ambitious carbon reduction targets and tackling social inequalities.
Friends of the Earth's new report recommends what this means for key policy areas – access to transport, warm homes, jobs in key industrial sectors, participation in policy formation and how to pay for the transition.
Download the report to find out what a fair climate plan looks like.
As the UK’s last coal-fired power plant closes down, we look back at our decades-long campaign against coal and celebrate the communities who’ve led the way.
