
To avoid climate catastrophe, it’s time for Labour to scrap the idea of growth
We need to challenge our obsession with economic growth before it destroys the planet.

We need to challenge our obsession with economic growth before it destroys the planet.

The Tories are withdrawing subsidies for green power projects until 2025, but offering tax breaks for North Sea oil and gas developers.

Taking direct action against fracking wasn’t an impulsive decision but a last resort. I had exhausted every option through every democratic channel available to me.

There are further tests for the secretary of state if he is to prove his environmental credentials.

Growth in aviation passenger numbers is dropping and costs to airlines increasing. Now’s the time the up the campaign against Heathrow expansion.

The Labour council in Sheffield have already cut down 4,500 trees in the city, earning it the international reputation of “the city that cuts down trees”. It must stop.

There is hope in the eye of the storm: Space is opening up to make robust, radical demands for action on climate change.

Politicians need to present a grand offer to the public on climate change, only then will it be possible to win support for the measures needed to avert calamity.

Cuadrilla’s violent tactics against protesters show how desperate they’ve become in the face of growing public opposition.

Green MEP Molly Scott Cato unpicks the government’s clean air commitments.