The RSPB took on ministers and fell to earth. How it happened is a warning to us all
From George Monbiot This is not just a story of a wildlife charity being bullied – it’s about the ugly…
Campaigners call for incinerator halt as cost of living leads to less waste
From Barnet Post Black bin waste in North London has dropped by 5% over 5 years leading to renewed calls…
Degrowthers Gain Support as Planet Cooks. Can They Ally With Green New Dealers?
From Truth Out– a contribution to the ongoing debate around growth Degrowth and its opponents recognize the necessity of mass…
More voters annoyed by cars than by traffic calming measures
From Open Democracy A low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) scheme in Dulwich, south-east London British voters are more annoyed by cars…
Here’s why the accounts of water companies are deceptive and need investigating
From Left Foot Forward By Prem Sikka Parliamentary committees need to investigate water company accounting, especially as they are continuing…
How the UK could heat homes from old coal mines
From Geographical website The UK has made little progress decarbonising heating, but a significant source lies freely available under the feet of…
RARE EARTH MINING: SACRIFICING THE ENVIRONMENT TO SAVE THE PLANET?
From Foreign Policy in Focus A rare earth elements project in Sweden is frozen because of non-compliance with environmental standards.…
Rosebank: MPs and peers urge Grant Shapps to block new oil field
From the BBC IMAGE SOURCE,JANE BARLOW By Ione Wells Political correspondent Grant Shapps is being urged in the “strongest possible…
Air we breathe in UK depends on race and income, studies show
From The Guardian It is vital we tackle the injustice that means black or mixed-race people and the poor face…
‘Gigantic’ power of meat industry blocking green alternatives, study finds
From The Guardian Analysis of EU and US shows livestock farmers receive about 1,000 times more public funding than plant-based…