'We must tackle common challenges together' Caroline Lucas | 21st August 2025 Britain needs a new comprehensive UK–EU Energy, Climate and Environment Partnership - and we need it now. Brexit trade meetings remain a state secret Brendan Montague | 23rd July 2025 Secrecy maintained over the extent to which Britain is willing to abandon environmental and consumer protections to secure trade deals after Brexit. ‘The toxic poster child of Europe’ Monica Piccinini | 13th September 2023 The UK's controversial pesticide policies have resulted in 36 toxic chemicals banned in the EU being allowed by the government post-Brexit. Environment in 'precarious' state says watchdog Emily Beament | 13th May 2022 New Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) watchdog warns of impending tipping points and demands action from UK Government. The year of plant 'meats' Mark Banahan | 18th December 2020 Brexit is raising concerns about food supplies, from fresh food imports rotting in transit, to prices rocketing and more people going hungry more often. Farmers' post-Brexit environmental payments Emily Beament | 30th November 2020 The multi-billion European Common Agricultural Policy will be replaced post-Brexit with some payments linked to environmental stewardship. Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Brexit trade meetings remain a state secret Brendan Montague | 23rd July 2025 Secrecy maintained over the extent to which Britain is willing to abandon environmental and consumer protections to secure trade deals after Brexit. ‘The toxic poster child of Europe’ Monica Piccinini | 13th September 2023 The UK's controversial pesticide policies have resulted in 36 toxic chemicals banned in the EU being allowed by the government post-Brexit. Environment in 'precarious' state says watchdog Emily Beament | 13th May 2022 New Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) watchdog warns of impending tipping points and demands action from UK Government. The year of plant 'meats' Mark Banahan | 18th December 2020 Brexit is raising concerns about food supplies, from fresh food imports rotting in transit, to prices rocketing and more people going hungry more often. Farmers' post-Brexit environmental payments Emily Beament | 30th November 2020 The multi-billion European Common Agricultural Policy will be replaced post-Brexit with some payments linked to environmental stewardship. Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
‘The toxic poster child of Europe’ Monica Piccinini | 13th September 2023 The UK's controversial pesticide policies have resulted in 36 toxic chemicals banned in the EU being allowed by the government post-Brexit. Environment in 'precarious' state says watchdog Emily Beament | 13th May 2022 New Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) watchdog warns of impending tipping points and demands action from UK Government. The year of plant 'meats' Mark Banahan | 18th December 2020 Brexit is raising concerns about food supplies, from fresh food imports rotting in transit, to prices rocketing and more people going hungry more often. Farmers' post-Brexit environmental payments Emily Beament | 30th November 2020 The multi-billion European Common Agricultural Policy will be replaced post-Brexit with some payments linked to environmental stewardship. Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Environment in 'precarious' state says watchdog Emily Beament | 13th May 2022 New Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) watchdog warns of impending tipping points and demands action from UK Government. The year of plant 'meats' Mark Banahan | 18th December 2020 Brexit is raising concerns about food supplies, from fresh food imports rotting in transit, to prices rocketing and more people going hungry more often. Farmers' post-Brexit environmental payments Emily Beament | 30th November 2020 The multi-billion European Common Agricultural Policy will be replaced post-Brexit with some payments linked to environmental stewardship. Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
The year of plant 'meats' Mark Banahan | 18th December 2020 Brexit is raising concerns about food supplies, from fresh food imports rotting in transit, to prices rocketing and more people going hungry more often. Farmers' post-Brexit environmental payments Emily Beament | 30th November 2020 The multi-billion European Common Agricultural Policy will be replaced post-Brexit with some payments linked to environmental stewardship. Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Farmers' post-Brexit environmental payments Emily Beament | 30th November 2020 The multi-billion European Common Agricultural Policy will be replaced post-Brexit with some payments linked to environmental stewardship. Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Rewilding: transforming conservation methods Sophie Johnson | 4th November 2020 We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. 'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
'Really disappointing' - fisheries bill Catherine Early | 14th September 2020 Campaigners are concerned that the UK government is not prioritising sustainability in post-Brexit fisheries legislation. Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Brits reject US chlorinated chicken Tom Pilgrim | 25th June 2020 Shoppers in the UK absolutely don't want US products with lower health and animal welfare standards, even if they are labelled. Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Harvesting the future Abigail Penny | 23rd March 2020 Our food security may be at threat. In desperate times like these, why are we still feeding farmed animals first and not ourselves? Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Ban supertrawlers from UK waters Michael Drummond | 9th March 2020 Environmentalists fear supertankers in UK seas correlates with spikes in dolphins washing up dead on British beaches. Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events
Genetically modified crops Natalie Bennett | 4th February 2020 Will food regulations be thrown on the Brexit bonfire? A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
A green new deal for nature Marianne Brooker | 11th September 2019 Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth. What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
What happened to the Greens? Chris Saltmarsh | 15th August 2019 Caroline Lucas' white-woman cabinet gaffe is just the latest instance of the Greens' identity crisis. Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Imagining a brave new world Harry Barton | 16th July 2019 How might farming change after Brexit? Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Brexit and transatlantic trade James Angel | 24th April 2019 Brexit talks have stalled because Theresa May won’t abandon a toxic trade deal with Trump. Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Calls to protect Scotland from Brexit fallout Daphne Vlastari | 17th April 2019 Leading environmental charities want a Scottish Environment Act to retain and build on crucial EU protections. Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Brexit and the global race for raw materials Dawn Stevenson | 12th April 2019 Mining for minerals and metals is on the rise, threatening communities, ecosystems and a just transition to clean energy. Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Keeping the climate crisis on the agenda Andrew Taylor-Dawson | 5th April 2019 Bold and eye catching action is the only way to keep the need for urgent action on climate change on the agenda. The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
The environmental impact of Brexit Jan Goodey | 20th March 2019 With two thirds of EU regulatory environmental protections already enshrined in UK law, is farming really in danger from Brexit? Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Will Brexit mean more Irish oil and gas fields? Sara Stefanini | 19th February 2019 Oil and gas explorers are gearing up to drill offshore Ireland in a bid to boost its energy independence from Britain. Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Brexit
Irish energy industry calls for new links to Europe Sara Stefanini | 13th February 2019 Grid operator boss calls on Brussels to approve funding for a new electricity connection to France to avoid isolation from continent. Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans.
Britain, Brexit, nuclear power and EU energy Joseph Dutton | 29th January 2019 The decision to postpone constructing a new nuclear plant in Wales has left a hole in the UK’s post-Brexit, low carbon energy plans.