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Published on: 22 April 2022

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The Labour leader has called for injunctions against green protesters. Now it has emerged two of his biggest donors...
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Honda going electric and ExxonMobil slumps: the clean energy tide turns

Published on: 12 October 2020

Written by: Paul Rogers All articles by Paul Rogers

There’s some encouraging news, but stopping climate breakdown won’t lead to a fairer society without even more...
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An urgent struggle: our tainted air

Published on: 22 February 2016

Written by: Stuart Jeffery All articles by Stuart Jeffery

The deadliness of air pollution is all too often overlooked; a national action campaign is long overdue.

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