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.
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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.
Greenpeace activists protest Tesco as meat supplier linked to Amazon forest fires
“As the Amazon burns, will you continue to do business with forest destroyers, fanning the flames of the fires?” says Brazilian Indigenous Leader, Sonia Guajajara.
Extinction Rebellion announce plans for ‘UK Rebellion’ this summer
This time the group wants to shut down the City of London.
Why the Right are wrong about the cost of carbon net zero
The short term costs of reducing carbon emissions to net zero are high, but the alternative will cost us more.
Scottish Tories mocked over mooted SNP-Green deal, as power-sharing talks progress
“I’d be disturbed if the Tories *weren’t* worried about the growing influence of Green politics,” the Greens’ co-leader said.