2018


2nd December 2018

Climate Crisis

Please join the 20,000 people who have already signed this petition asking the government to declare a climate emergency, end fossil fuel use and build community resilience in the wake of the recent IPCC Report which warns that we have only 12 years left to limit climate change catastrophe. This ...


28th October 2018

Fashion's Dirty Secrets

Watch as Stacey Dooley travels the world to uncover the hidden costs of the addiction to fast fashion. She sees for herself how toxic chemicals released by the garment industry pollute waterways that millions of people rely on. She witnesses the former Aral Sea, once one of the largest bodies of fr ...


17th October 2018

What changes will you be making to live more sustainably?

As part of Green Great Britain Week, you, your friends and family, and your business can reduce emissions, save costs, and could help tackle climate change. In the link below are 10 actions that households and businesses can take to tackle climate change, reduce emissions and save money. Ten Acti ...


13th October 2018

IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 degrees C

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has published its Special Report on the Impact of Global Warming of 1.5 degrees C. Its press release can be viewed here, and aficianados of climate change literature can read a 24 page summary here. The report highlights a number of climate chan ...


29th June 2018

Petition against logging: Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania

Here is an appeal from Rainforest Rescue asking for support for their petition opposing logging in the Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania.

'Dear friends of the rainforests,

It's the African wilderness of our hearts: savannah and woodlands under a huge sky, herds of elephants wandering the grasslands and lions dozing in the shade. And soon - men with bulldozers and chainsaws.

Tanzania wants to build a dam in the heart of Selous Game Reserve.

No one knows how the dam will be financed or who will build it, yet the government wants to push the half-baked project past the point of no return by clearing 1,500 square kilometers of forest and savannah - an area the size of London - and felling 2.6 million trees in the heart of Selous. The ecological damage would be unimaginable.

Please sign our petition (click here for details) and tell the Tanzanian government to drop this disastrous plan NOW.'