Natalie Bennett

Nuclear is no panacea for the climate crisis - even if we build new power plants they will come on line too late.

Where are England’s wind turbines? Tangled in narrow political calculation.

Soil is a neglected and vital issue. Can the House of Lords protect the UK soils where the House of Commons has so far failed?

The world’s mismanagement of the nitrogen cycle is 'our forgotten environmental crisis'.

HS2 will increase commuting: undermining local economies, separating families, and increasing climate emissions.

Green Economics Institute (GEI) and Green European Foundation one-day conference asks, 'mining for metals, can it be fair?'

Weeds are destroying crops globally - but the real problem is Big Agriculture.

Innovation must mean real ecological transformation and not just new ways for companies to extract value through mining and externalise waste.

The Medicines and Medical Devices Bill must pave the way for designing new drugs that are less harmful to the environment, supported by a circular economy.

What role might advertisers play in tackling climate change and creating a better world?

We need strong local economies that are built on the foundation of local, independent businesses and cooperatives designed to meet people's needs.

UK's new trade and agriculture commission must address the dangers and inequalities rife in meat farming and processing.

Agroecological science must be at the centre of the Agriculture Bill.

Exporting emissions is not the same as cutting them. 

'Science cannot be left in the hands of those who champion the multinational seed and agrochemical companies.'

Tim Bonyhady's 'The Enchantment of the Long-haired Rat: A Rodent History of Australia' shows how wilful ignorance has ravaged a nation’s indigenous species.

We're not just dealing with a pandemic, but with systemic breakdown. We need to see change that puts people before profits.

The environment, agriculture and fisheries bills enable inaction, rather than mandating progress.

Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire?

The government risks falling way short in tackling climate breakdown - and a long list of other environmental crises.

Can we reframe our arguments against fossil fuel giants and be led by creative visions for just and sustainable communities?

We need to see radical changes in systems, in laws, in thinking. 

A thoughtful, healthy and sustainable food system can only come when communities are empowered to make decisions for themselves.

The state of our soils is an enormous threat to future food security - we need to fully embrace organic methods.