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Published in: Home: OpinionBrazil’s Indigenous peoples survived Bolsonaro. Now Lula has won, what next?Bolsonaro’s genocidal policies devastated Indigenous communities. After four years of trauma, they can breathe again
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Published in: Home: InvestigationExclusive: Environmental campaigners ‘spied on’ ahead of Sadiq Khan event
Video shows security official picking out campaigners by name and barring them from mayor of London debate at O2 arena
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Published in: Home: OpinionHow climate justice and police violence are inextricably linkedOPINION: The killing of Chris Kaba and the climate crisis are all part of the same imperialist, capitalism system
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Published in: ourEconomy: AnalysisAre we seeing the collapse of the dollar-dominated global economy?Financial shocks in recent years are forcing the global monetary architecture to change, say some economists
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Published in: Home: NewsExclusive: Defra slashed tree target after lobbying by National Farmers’ UnionDocuments seen by openDemocracy show the National Farmers’ Union feared planting more trees would hit land values
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Published in: Home: OpinionEngland has long been starved of access to nature. It’s time to reclaim itOPINION: Little wonder that a judge wrongly ruled wild camping was ‘not recreational’. We must take back our commons
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Published in: ourEconomy: OpinionGreta Thunberg’s arrest shows why we must abolish the Energy Charter TreatyOPINION: The treaty allows fossil fuel companies to sue governments for taking climate change action. It must go
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Published in: Home: OpinionDavos elite won’t tackle climate crisis and global inequalitiesOPINION: Change on crucial issues of climate and inequality is unlikely to emerge from the World Economic Forum
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Published in: Home: NewsGas industry paid lobbyists £200,000 to get MPs’ support for ‘blue hydrogen’Ex-Shell worker Alexander Stafford MP chairs parliamentary pressure group run by industry-funded Connect PA firm
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Published in: Home: OpinionTrue democracy would mean paying people to engage with politicsOPINION: It’s not fair to ask the most disadvantaged to give up their time during a cost of living crisis
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Published in: Home: OpinionWill the weather eventually provoke radical action on climate?OPINION: It could take a catastrophic weather event in the Global North to bring real action on climate breakdown
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Published in: Home: NewsGovernment energy adviser quits BP after ‘conflict of interest’ fears revealedPeter Mather was appointed to the government’s BEIS board despite being paid to chair a BP shareholders’ group
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Published in: ourEconomy: OpinionWest Papuan campaigners want a ‘green state’. Could it help the planet?OPINION: Independence activists want to combine the best parts of liberal democracy with indigenous traditions
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Published in: Home: NewsSecret files reveal how UN climate advisers ‘greenwashed’ for BPExclusive: US inquiry unearths pro-gas PR strategy produced by firm ‘at core of global climate effort’
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Police may be assessing climate protesters for terrorismCounter-terror police are being sent intelligence on activists who threaten businesses amid crackdown on protests
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Published in: Home: OpinionCan the COP15 biodiversity summit help the wider global climate emergency?OPINION: The biodiversity summit in Montreal should be viewed in the global context of climate breakdown
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Published in: Home: NewsGovernment set to miss key nature targets after ignoring own adviceExclusive: Documents reveal Defra’s behind-the-scenes wrangling with Natural England
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Key UN climate campaign being advised by a Big Oil PR firmBrunswick, an adviser to UN ‘climate champions’, has been accused of ‘enabling the fossil fuel industry’s deception’
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Published in: Home: FeatureWhy Africa signed up for eight new fossil fuel projects at COP27African leaders say oil and gas projects will provide energy security and jobs. Their true effects are more sinister
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Published in: Home: OpinionWe must fight COP27’s capitulation to oil firms on decarbonisationOPINION: Can people power, matched by technological advances, succeed where COP27 failed?
