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For MPs and Peers to express support for briefing the nation on the threats from climate & nature breakdown to the UK’s security, food supply, health and economy.

Each year, University of Toronto professor Laura Tozer updates a slide deck that she presents to her graduate students on the state of climate policy in Canada. This year, she is deleting everything.

To bring the National Emergency Briefing to the people.

A four-day week benefits workers, employers, the economy, our society and our environment.

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The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) – the anti-state, anti-climate pressure group – received more than £640,000 from fossil fuel companies and Rupert Murdoch’s media conglomerate between 1957 and ...

Scientists say ‘shocking’ discovery shows rapid cuts in carbon emissions are needed to avoid catastrophic fallout

While famously rainswept, climate crisis, population growth and profligacy mean the once unthinkable could be possible

Images from Portugal, France, Greece, and other places in the region where a searing heat wave and strong winds have spawned destructive wildfires for the past two weeks. Thousands of firefighters and...

During periods of hot, dry weather, you can help mammals, birds and insects survive by providing water, shade and food

Police officer was concerned ex-army chief, a Teledyne adviser, sought to have ‘input’ into factory attack investigation A member of the House of Lords urged ministers to crack down on Palestine Action at the request of a US defence company that employs him as an adviser. Richard Dannatt, a former head of the British army, wrote privately to two separate Home Office ministers asking them to address the “threat” posed by the group after its activists targeted a factory in 2022. Continue reading...

Public ownership is the only viable alternative but is opposed by the government

Rise of 43% in Debbie Crosbie’s maximum payout approved at building society’s annual meeting despite criticism