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The state of the planet is scary - but that's just the start

Scaring people is only the first step in driving climate action - we have to then show people how to channel their fear

Lancashire: From the fracking frontline

We went to speak to the communities at the forefront of the fight against fracking.

Action on air pollution should come today, not tomorrow

The government's latest announcement on petrol and diesel is laughably unambitious

Can people power stop investments in dirty energy?

We shouldn't have to choose between planet and financial stability

Support local action now to build a cleaner energy future

We need governments to support community efforts to create cleaner energy, not create barriers

Why all policy is climate policy

Everything we do affects the world we live on

Air pollution: who will stand up for our health and environment after Brexit?

We must stand up for our health and environment post-Brexit

World Earth Day... and a future without coal?

Let's demand that politicians secure a fossil-fuel-free future for all

Three reasons that we are not lines on graphs

There's a gulf between imperative and honest action - so how do we actually change stuff?

Brexit and... the environment

Leaked documents suggest new trade deals will come at the expense of action on climate change and endangered species

Fracking in the UK: Opposed nationwide, overruled in Westminster

It’s time the government recognised local people as agents of change in their communities

Budget 2017: Heavy on air pollution, light on innovation

The Chancellor's Spring Budget did little to tackle climate change - but community action to shape a better future for our planet is taking place across the country.

Brexit and the Threat to Our Climate

This is how we'll beat the Big 6

Big energy companies have had it easy for too long

Six energy and climate predictions for 2016: how did we fare?

Donald Trump on climate change: how worried should we be?

The President-elect wants not just to ignore the Paris Agreement on climate change, but actively pull the US out of it

What does it take to really take control of our energy system?

Fracking’s about as far from locally-controlled energy as you can get

Who's powering your community?

South London residents are taking control of their energy