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Future COPs: fail again, fail better – Green Jobs Alliance

12th December 202510th December 2025Leave a Comment on Future COPs: fail again, fail better – Green Jobs Alliance

"This contradiction between the drive to war and global cooperation to save ourselves from climate breakdown is becoming ever more stark"

Rise up to Confront Trump’s “Dictatorship” of Climate Destruction

18th January 202518th January 2025Leave a Comment on Rise up to Confront Trump’s “Dictatorship” of Climate Destruction

It's no surprise Trump is determined to be a “dictator” of climate destruction, he ran a campaign heavily funded by fossil fuel money. It's time to get organised against his agenda, writes Sam Mason.

Greening our economy isn’t just crucial for our planet, it’s popular too! – Nadia Whittome MP

20th February 202420th February 2024Leave a Comment on Greening our economy isn’t just crucial for our planet, it’s popular too! – Nadia Whittome MP

The Tories like to counterpose tackling the climate emergency and addressing the cost of living crisis, as if we have to pick between one or the other. The reality couldn’t be more different.

Energy : It’s time to Harness the Power of our Tides – Mick Whitley MP

10th January 202410th January 2024Leave a Comment on Energy : It’s time to Harness the Power of our Tides – Mick Whitley MP

Tidal power could mean a clean, green, & domestic energy supply for generations to come, argues Mick Whitley.

A King’s speech for fossils – Greener Jobs Alliance

16th November 202316th November 2023Leave a Comment on A King’s speech for fossils – Greener Jobs Alliance

Rishi Sunak's first and likely only King's Speech abysmally failed to tackle the climate crisis, writes Paul Atkin.

RAAC-ed with guilt, our struggles are connected

7th September 202318th September 2023Leave a Comment on RAAC-ed with guilt, our struggles are connected

Unlike Education Minister Gillian Keegan, many of us in the climate and trade union movements live with simmering guilt that we are not doing enough to save our planet.

On climate, Labour must be bold and go further than it has so far – Ian Lavery MP

16th August 202316th August 2023Leave a Comment on On climate, Labour must be bold and go further than it has so far – Ian Lavery MP

Ian Lavery shows why Labour must be bold on climate and why working class people must not be left out of the discussion.

Government on the wrong side of history for backing down from Net-Zero commitments – Greener Jobs Alliance

16th August 202315th August 2023Leave a Comment on Government on the wrong side of history for backing down from Net-Zero commitments – Greener Jobs Alliance

If we leave them in power, the collective interest of the Tory ruling class puts us on the road to extinction, writes Paul Atkin, Greener Jobs Alliance.

John McDonnell: Tackling the climate emergency means taking on the vested interests of big business

15th August 202316th August 2023Leave a Comment on John McDonnell: Tackling the climate emergency means taking on the vested interests of big business

"As the stark reality of the climate emergency becomes clearer & clearer, many of our political leaders have their heads in the sand."

Young Climate Activists Protest Labour MPs’ Office until ‘Bold Action is taken’ – Green New Deal Rising

8th August 20238th August 2023Leave a Comment on Young Climate Activists Protest Labour MPs’ Office until ‘Bold Action is taken’ – Green New Deal Rising

Local climate activists from Green New Deal Rising staged fourth ‘sit-out’ in front of Ian Murray’s HQ to demand bolder climate commitments from Labour ahead of the next General Election. 

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