The book that shaped my green politics
I hadn’t connected the women’s and environmental movements until I found Jonathan Porritt’s Seeing Green. A lightbulb moment followed.
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Caroline Lucas
Caroline Lucas is the former leader of the Green Party and has been the MP for Brighton Pavilion since 2010.
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Cop27 shows us that governments have short memories
The UK has failed time after time to live up to the climate pledges it made at Cop26.
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A two-year-old Ukrainian refugee waits three weeks for UK visa due to broken printer
The shambolic Home Office visa system is failing desperate people trying to access Britain’s Homes for Ukraine scheme.
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What government should do to tackle soaring energy bills
Climate-sceptic backbenchers are calling for the wrong policy solutions to address the issue of rising household energy bills.
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When it comes to climate change, the public is way ahead of the government
While ministers have floundered, it is the people that have been demanding better.
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Covid-19 has underscored the urgency of the climate crisis
We must act as if our house were on fire.
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Allowing Tony Abbott to represent the UK would be a truly desperate move
Our largest trading partners actively oppose the politics of climate change denial that Abbott stands for, writes the Green…
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What’s wrong with the Trade Bill
Our post-Brexit trade talks are happening in secrecy, with many potential risks.
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Covid-19 should be a wake-up call to get serious about the climate crisis
The challenge now is to make what for so long seemed politically impossible, instead politically inevitable.
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