“Cut the crap”: Thousands march for clean water
Thousands of people took part in the March for Clean Water, calling on the Government to take tougher action to...Read More
COP28 Host Under Scrutiny: Leaked Documents Reveal UAE’s Dual Agenda in Climate Talks
Controversy Deepens as Plans for Fossil Fuel Deals Surface, Testing the Integrity of Global Climate Negotiations. COP28, hosted by the...Read More
UN Secretary General Warns of “Emissions Canyon”
http://gty.im/1760181046 United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres warned if the world continues on its emissions path, by 2030, it will...Read More
15 arrested after Just Stop Oil march in Whitehall
15 Just Stop Oil activists were arrested after they slow-marched in Whitehall, Central London, last Monday. The Metropolitan Police...Read More
COP15: 30X30 Goal Sparks Controversy over Endangering Indigenous People’s Lives
Featured image: Vincent Tan/ Pexels, 2022 Leading NGOs including Amnesty International and Survival International have denounced the 30X30 goal of...Read More
UK on the verge of having the warmest year on record
(Photo - Luis Molina) The UK will have the warmest year on record at the end of December if temperatures...Read More
University of Stirling to go plant-based to tackle climate change
(Photo Credit: brignews.com) The Student Union at Scotland’s University of Stirling has voted in favour of going completely meat-free by...Read More
The world’s population hits 8 billion amid concerns for supplies and environmental costs
(Photo - Luis Molina) The world’s population reached 8 billion people last week, according to a United Nations projection. The estimate came 11 years...Read More
COP 27: Protestors in London call for climate justice
(Photo credit: Duong Bui) Hundreds of protestors across London took to the streets in a march towards Trafalgar Square on...Read More
London set to return to normal temperatures for this time of year after unseasonably warm weather
(Photo - Luis Molina) Cooler temperatures are coming to London and parts of the United Kingdom after some weeks of...Read More