We’ve slowed the fracking industry down. Now we’re gearing up to stop it completely
Activists are gearing up for a fresh wave of protests against fracking. Could it halt the industry for good?
Green Politics
Michael Gove’s ban on the ivory trade is a start – but here’s what he must do next
There are other elephants in the room when it comes to animal rights.
Green leadership race: Jonathan Bartley and London AM Sian Berry announce joint bid
The pair hope to build on the Greens’ recent electoral gains – professionalising the party while pledging ‘fierce resistance’ to the right.
Eight times Green co-leader Caroline Lucas has helped change politics for the better
As the Green Party co-leader announces she’s standing down this summer, here’s some highlights from her time at the helm.
Lords have just inflicted another defeat on the government – and stood up for our environment
Baroness Jenny Jones reports from the Lords on the Tories’ 15th defeat – and argues we need an environmental regulator after Brexit that has real teeth.
Caroline Lucas: Other parties can no longer be complacent in wake of Green wins
The Greens saw some impressive results on Thursday night. What’s behind the surge?
Natalie Bennett: The anti-fracking campaign is stepping up its game. Where’s Corbyn?
From Blackpool to Yorkshire, protests are showing this can be the year we kill off the idea of fracking in England.
Blacklisted workers need more than a public inquiry – they need a change in the law
Blacklisting devastates the lives of workers and their families. Here’s how we tackle it.
Don’t believe their latest piece of spin – the Tories will never reform our rotten corporate culture
The government’s latest green paper tries to give the impression of a strong response to a tide of corporate abuse – don’t hold your breath.
Is council tax the new poll tax? Here’s why it’s so regressive and what we replace it with
Property wealth has risen by 300% over the past 40 years while annual property taxes have fallen by 0.3%.