The environmental organisation condemns violence and hostility levelled at people of colour, people seeking asylum and Muslim communities

Net zero by 2050 is possible, but 'still some way to go' if UK to meet 2030 and 2035 targets

Too often the impacts of climate change are hidden behind big numbers. Behind the numbers people are living with the realities of climate change.

Party seems to have given-up on long-held conservative value of protecting the environment for future generations

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.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of grassroots and climate campaigners in a heavy blow for the fossil fuel industry. Read about the Horse Hill case and what it means for the future of fossil fuel projects in the UK.

You don't need a large garden to help wildlife. Here's some inspiration for creative approaches to greening your neighbourhood.

Environmental justice recognises the climate crisis as a social and political problem, as well as an environmental one. This means acknowledging that struggles are interconnected and, by doing so, fighting for solutions that create a more sustainable planet, and a fairer and more just world. This is why we believe all of our staff and wider network and the work we do must be free from discrimination and harassment. Find out more by reading our statements.

How is rainforest destruction in Brazil linked to factory farming in Northern Ireland?

To mark Black History Month, we're celebrating 5 prominent activists from the past 50 years who've fought for a greener and fairer planet.