Decarbonisation strategy falls a long way short of the bold action required

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

The water regulator announced a steep rise in water bills in England and Wales over the next five years to pay for supply infrastructure upgrades and to reduce sewage discharges.

Plastic and planet-warming fuels (such as coal, oil and fracked gas) are intrinsically linked. It’s all to do with how plastic is made.

For a second time we've defeated the UK government in court over its main climate strategy to reduce carbon emissions and help reach net zero. What's the government's climate plan and why do we need a better one?

A-level student Leela is feeling inspired by her experience on Friends of the Earth's young environmental leaders training scheme, My World My Home.

Friends of the Earth today celebrated a huge legal victory over oil and gas giant INEOS at the Court of Appeal as INEOS’ anti-protest injunction is declared unlawful.

Ban is great news, but ministers are still pressing on with investing in a climate-destroying mega gas project in Mozambique

The PM announced plans to block campaigners from making repeated legal challenges to planning decisions for major infrastructure projects as part of the drive for economic growth.

The government's latest attempt to restrict the right to protest could have a "chilling effect" on those who want to attend protests, a leading barrister has said