Climate activists take the brunt of police crackdown on protests
Exclusive data analysis by the New Statesman exposes a disproportionate rise in police intervention in climate change protests.
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A history of snowfall in the UK
Is the dream of a “white Christmas” over?
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Are we approaching a new wave of fascism?
How climate change benefits the extreme right.
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Cop15: the most important summit you’ve never heard of
This month’s UN biodiversity summit is a “last chance” for much of the earth’s nature abundance.
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Why we signed up to the ICS Clean Air Framework
We can’t achieve the NHS’s net zero goals without action on air pollution.
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Cop27: Everything you need to know about the Egypt climate summit
This year’s UN climate change conference has been one of the most challenging yet. Here are the key details from…
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Cop27 must not ignore the clarion call for climate finance
Poorer countries face mounting debt unless the system changes.
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Air pollution is the biggest environmental risk to the UK’s health – here’s why
Air quality is connected to poor health outcomes and healthcare authorities can work to improve it.