Backlash from Labour activists and MPs after Green New Deal motion blocked
‘Labour for a Green New Deal described the move as ‘anti-democratic’ which was designed to ‘silence members, making a mockery of any commitment to bold climate action’.
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Can carbon capture and storage technology help in the UK’s quest for net zero?
The technology is new, and expensive, but may help offset unavoidable carbon emissions from steel and cement production.
Natalie Bennett: This is a climate emergency. Parliament has a chance to declare that reality in law
The Tories’ Environment Bill isn’t fit for purpose. But it can be changed to truly tackle the climate crisis, says Natalie Bennett.
Protestors gather outside Parliament in bid to stop Cambo oil field development
MPs are being urged to reject plans to ramp up oil extraction near Shetland.
MPs voice support of Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill ahead of second reading
Government’s ‘destructive’ climate emergency inaction called into light as MPs pledge support of the CEE Bill.
Met say use of force was “reasonable and proportionate” at Extinction Rebellion protest
Officers allegedly struck and wrestled protesters near London Bridge on Tuesday.
Hundreds arrested in first week of Extinction Rebellion protests
Organisers allege they’ve faced raids, extreme bail conditions and ‘disproportionate force’.
Outrage as Green leadership candidate says he’s best placed to lead the party as he’s “male, white, cisgender”
“It would be far better accepted if a white middle class man got up and said I believe in the principle aims of Black Lives Matter.”
6 things we learnt from the first Green Party leadership hustings
Anti-capitalism, progressive alliances, trans rights and more: here’s how the debate is shaping up.
Tory net zero plans will come to nothing if we keep fueling climate chaos abroad
British banks are still profiting from exploiting some of the most dangerous fossil fuel projects around the world.