Chris Hinchliff calls for clear red lines for nature to stop the collapse of our natural world - calling on the Government to defy the lobbyists and listen to the people.
Tag: Environment
Make Them Pay!
Make Them Pay are mobilising thousands of demonstrators to call for the super-rich and mega polluters to pay their fair share.
Climate Collapse Is Here, and Capitalism Is Fuelling It – The Red Weekly Column
In our Red Weekly Column, Fraser McGuire writes on corporate drivers of the climate crisis, and building a unified response to the threat of climate breakdown.
Labour’s mission drift on climate change – the greatest unaddressed challenge
Sam Mason reviews the first year of the Labour Government, the green promises made in their manifesto, and their failure to rise to the urgent challenge of tackling the climate crisis.
Farage and Reform risk ruining Port Talbot and Wales
Reform UK plans will put up to 10,000 energy jobs at risk at Wales, writes David Toke.
Mercosur Deal: A Democratic Betrayal and Climate Threat
The Party of the European Left have issued their response to the EU/MERCOSUR deal and the lack of democratic process surrounding it.
Trumpism = Barbarism – the Red Weekly Column
Trump is launching a new phase of the US Empire’s war on the majority of humanity, writes Matt Willgress in our ‘Red Weekly’ column.
Rosebank and Jackdaw Gas and Oil Sites Ruled Unlawful – Jeremy Corbyn’s Peace & Justice Project
Jeremy Corbyn's peace and justice project welcomes the momentous victory for climate campaigners in Britain and around the world.
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.
Trump is proof that the World can’t survive another “New American Century”
Trump's push to war and his dangerous climate change denial must be challenged - Paul Atkin spoke at a rally outside the US Embassy last week.









