From Bowie to Brussels: Brexit and twenty years of the Green Party in Europe
Keith Taylor is proud of what he and Green MEPs have achieved – in the spirit of Bowie
Keith Taylor
How one of Britain’s national parks is under threat
A plan to improve the South East’s A27 will cut through an ancient woodland and a village with more than 100 listed buildings.
Surrey Hills: how the environmental battle was won
And a battle even Michael Gove was on the right side of.
Gaza shows how UK strikes on Syria won’t defend innocent lives
Past interventions in Yemen and Palestine have taught us that the Syrian strike is unlikely to be about (nor successful in) protecting defenceless civilians.
The UK’s desperate fossil fuels industry is lashing out at human rights – but we won’t let them win
Two decisive defeats in the past week alone have put oil and gas companies on the back foot.
Is the number of animals used in testing about to rise dramatically post-Brexit?
Here’s everything we know so far.
Like thousands of Palestinian children, Ahed Tamimi is denied justice by Israel. Here are the facts
Every year, between 500 and 700 children are being denied their fundamental human right to a fair trial in Israel.
Transport is now the biggest polluter in the UK – we need to get ‘aggressive’ on car use
Emissions from transport are continuing to increase – in contrast, the energy sector has cut emissions by 57%.
The leaked Brexit impact papers make the case for a second referendum stronger than ever
The official analysis shows Britain will be worse off under every Brexit outcome. Now the public know the facts, it would be fair to give them another vote.
Don’t believe the spin, the Tories haven’t suddenly transformed into environmental superheroes
The carefully manufactured green sheen around May and Gove is being shown up for the PR farce it really is.