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A beaver sits on its hind legs in long grass

Nature and wildlife

Living wildly – the rewilding movement flourishing in the UK

All over the country, rewilding projects are allowing nature to reclaim spaces, and helping the land to recover from the damage humans have caused

by Harriet Sanders October 16, 2023

Aerial photo. A giant seed paper banner lies on bare earth ready to sprout. The banner reads

Activism

Artists guerrilla-plant giant living artwork at Tesco site to defy the industrial food industry

An allotment-sized living artwork called The Waiting List was guerrilla-planted by volunteers at a disused Tesco-owned site in Litherland, just north of Liverpool, this…

by Alison Kirkman October 12, 2023

A 30 metre banner is held open by volunteers on a pavement outside an office. The banner reads

Activism

Giant living artwork unfurled at Westminster as waiting lists for allotments double in a decade

A 30-metre-long living artwork made of seed paper was unfurled and displayed at Westminster this morning by artists and allotmenteers. They are urging the…

by Alison Kirkman October 11, 2023

Close-up of the starcase leading up to a private jet

Climate change

Rishi Sunak’s Alan Partridge moment an attempt to drive public to distraction

Commenting on the transport announcements from both the prime minister and the transport secretary over the weekend and in today’s speech, Greenpeace UK’s policy director Dr Doug Parr said: “Talking…

by Stefano Gelmini October 2, 2023

Photo montage of Rishi Sunak in front of a weather map showing extreme heat in southern Europe.

Climate change

Rosebank shows oil giants are the real winners from Sunak’s climate rollbacks

Behind the dust kicked up by the prime minister’s speech lies a much uglier reality - the government has given up on fixing the country’s problems and is pandering to…

by Stefano Gelmini September 28, 2023

Climbers cover Rishi Sunak’s mansion in sheets of oil-black fabric and hold a banner saying no new oil

Oil and gas

Rosebank oil and gas field approved: “Handouts to corporations at the expense of the rest of us” – Greenpeace comment

UK government grants Equinor's permit to open up UK's biggest untapped field

by Phil Richards September 27, 2023

Giant cranes assemble the tower of a new wind turbine. A dramatic sunny sky and completed turbines can be seen in the background.

Climate change

How will climate influence the next election? New poll shows what the public really think.

Concerns over climate and nature are higher than the national average in the Blue Wall and scores of marginal seats, a major new survey of 20,000 people shows. Get the…

September 26, 2023

Soft gradient pattern in rainbow colours

Climate change

How to win votes: manifesto recommendations for a greener, fairer society

Greenpeace's recommendations provide a minimum standard for an election manifesto that properly responds to the climate and nature emergencies.

September 22, 2023

Climate change

Conservatives risk losing seats in Blue Wall and key marginals over climate rowbacks, new poll shows

Concerns over climate and nature are higher than the national average in the Blue Wall and scores of marginal seats, a major new survey of 20,000 people shows.

by Phil Richards September 22, 2023

A close up of a part of a city bridge covered in people, against a blue sky, another bridge and and some buildings. The people on the bridge carry red and blue flags. A large banner central in the frame, reading

Activism

A vote for the climate is a vote to fix everything that’s wrong with the UK – here’s why

Political leaders are planning their pledges ahead of the next election. Here's how electing those bold enough to take strong action on climate would solve many of the UK’s most…

by Greenpeace UK September 21, 2023