Glyphosate ditched by California University Jonathan Latham | 28th May 2019 University of California president Janet Napolitano halts use of glyphosate on all ten of its campuses. Vote today for climate action Arthur Wyns | 23rd May 2019 Climate change tops agenda in the European elections for first time. Staying grounded Sarah Barfield Marks | 23rd May 2019 Climate Perks enables employers to offer paid ‘journey days’ to empower staff to choose low-carbon holiday travel. Oiling the wheels of injustice Khaled Diab | 23rd May 2019 Indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice for the damage inflicted on their environments and health by Texaco. Plastic free day 'to inspire a billion people' Emily Chudy | 22nd May 2019 'We don't want to be part of the plastic pollution problem any longer. Why is it taking so long for change to happen?' Garden feeders boost bird populations Emily Beament | 22nd May 2019 British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations. Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Vote today for climate action Arthur Wyns | 23rd May 2019 Climate change tops agenda in the European elections for first time. Staying grounded Sarah Barfield Marks | 23rd May 2019 Climate Perks enables employers to offer paid ‘journey days’ to empower staff to choose low-carbon holiday travel. Oiling the wheels of injustice Khaled Diab | 23rd May 2019 Indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice for the damage inflicted on their environments and health by Texaco. Plastic free day 'to inspire a billion people' Emily Chudy | 22nd May 2019 'We don't want to be part of the plastic pollution problem any longer. Why is it taking so long for change to happen?' Garden feeders boost bird populations Emily Beament | 22nd May 2019 British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations. Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Staying grounded Sarah Barfield Marks | 23rd May 2019 Climate Perks enables employers to offer paid ‘journey days’ to empower staff to choose low-carbon holiday travel. Oiling the wheels of injustice Khaled Diab | 23rd May 2019 Indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice for the damage inflicted on their environments and health by Texaco. Plastic free day 'to inspire a billion people' Emily Chudy | 22nd May 2019 'We don't want to be part of the plastic pollution problem any longer. Why is it taking so long for change to happen?' Garden feeders boost bird populations Emily Beament | 22nd May 2019 British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations. Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Oiling the wheels of injustice Khaled Diab | 23rd May 2019 Indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice for the damage inflicted on their environments and health by Texaco. Plastic free day 'to inspire a billion people' Emily Chudy | 22nd May 2019 'We don't want to be part of the plastic pollution problem any longer. Why is it taking so long for change to happen?' Garden feeders boost bird populations Emily Beament | 22nd May 2019 British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations. Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Plastic free day 'to inspire a billion people' Emily Chudy | 22nd May 2019 'We don't want to be part of the plastic pollution problem any longer. Why is it taking so long for change to happen?' Garden feeders boost bird populations Emily Beament | 22nd May 2019 British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations. Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Garden feeders boost bird populations Emily Beament | 22nd May 2019 British Trust for Ornithology research confirms feeding the birds can boost local populations. Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Fistful of rubbish David Regos | 22nd May 2019 The desert of Sergio Leone’s classic films has a new villain: rubbish. Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Refugee small farmer project wins prize Brendan Montague | 22nd May 2019 Eleven projects announced as winners of the 2019 Lush Spring Prize for environmental and social regeneration. Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Permaculture Magazine prizes now £30,000 Staff Reporter | 22nd May 2019 Groundbreaking prize aims to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement. Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Brazil backtracks on Climate Week Fabiano Maisonnave Climate Home News | 22nd May 2019 Brazil’s ministry of environment said it will now host the UN’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week in Salvador in August. Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Emissions rise at Europe's biggest polluter Arthur Wyns | 21st May 2019 The power plant produces four times as much CO2 a year as all Ryanair flights combined. Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Australia returns pro-coal government Karl Mathiesen Climate Home News | 21st May 2019 Australian voters returned the pro-coal government in a stunning upset, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties. Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues 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 Merchandise
Education for a just transition Andrew Stone | 21st May 2019 National Education Union passes motion in support of just transition and climate strikes. Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Extinction Rebellion protests BP AGM Staff Reporter | 21st May 2019 Extinction Rebellion Scotland holds People’s Assembly in Aberdeen city centre and protests a BP petrol station in Fort William. Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Peaceful BP protest shut down by police Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 'The police are right to treat the area like a crime scene. But the real crime is not what our volunteers are doing...' Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Greenpeace blockades BP headquarters Tess de la Mare | 20th May 2019 The campaigners are demanding that BP immediately ends all exploration for new oil and gas. Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Launch of Wild and Free Beings Peter Bonnebaigt | 20th May 2019 Wild and Free Beings launches with aim to raise awareness about the conditions for cetaceans in captivity and inspire change. Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Islanders bring climate human rights claim Marianne Brooker | 17th May 2019 Torres Strait Islanders are bringing a case to the UN’s Human Rights Committee against Australian Government's inaction on climate change. Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Labour's 'green industrial revolution' Brendan Montague | 16th May 2019 Nationalise National Grid and divert £13 billion profits to renewable energy revolution - says Labour party. Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Rugby tackling pollution Andrew Gate | 16th May 2019 Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club is working to lower its carbon footprint, get rid of single-use plastics and transition to 100 percent renewable energy. Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Brazilian indigenous peoples propose boycott Marianne Brooker | 16th May 2019 Coalition of indigenous groups calls for boycott of companies that invade and exploit protected Brazilian lands. Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Gove to meet trophy hunting campaigners Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 UK hunters are shooting ‘critically endangered’ species and animals that are extinct in the wild, new report reveals Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 16 Next page ›› Subscribe to Change Makers
Join the Puffarazzi Staff Reporter | 15th May 2019 Puffins - among Britain's favourite birds - are in serious trouble with their numbers plummeting. Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down.
Activists plant trees against property developer Staff Reporter | 14th May 2019 Activists from Extinction Rebellion Glasgow have planted trees in the ground where property developers had previously cut them down.