As part of polling commissioned by Friends of the Earth in partnership with City to Sea, 81% of Brits revealed they want refillable products to be a top government priority for ending the plastic pollution crisis.
2019 was the year that trees became political. In response to increased concern around climate breakdown, and amidst the backdrop of a General Election, all of the main UK political parties pledged to increase tree cover. But what's the connection between trees and climate? Scientist Mat Disney explains.
Youth strikers have asked adults to join them to protest climate inaction this September. We’ve written some tips for getting involved even if you can’t join on the day.
It’s time to think beyond white elephants like HS2 and invest in cleaner, better public transport for everyone says, Friends of the Earth's Chief Executive.
Women and girls are disproportionately impacted by the climate crisis as it exacerbates and entrenches existing inequalities including poverty and gender-based violence. According to the UN, an estimated 80% of people displaced by climate change are women. Discover stories of women leading the resistance.
Our current economic and social systems have driven climate and ecological crises and created a world of injustice and inequality. We need to use the tools at our disposal to change systems so they benefit both people and planet.
