4 November 2021 On current trajectories, we are facing the end of the world as we know it. Phil O'Sullivan considers how we got here and where we might go next
23 September 2021 European responses to extreme weather demonstrate post-industrial nations have much to learn from people in the Global South, writes Aranyo Aarjan
19 September 2021 Amidst another summer of climate extremes, Sophie K Rosa reviews a new work offering hope through ‘disaster communism’.
11 June 2021 Ted Benton tackles questions of truth, science and radical alternatives in a period of political turmoil
31 March 2021 Low traffic neighbourhoods are part of building a fairer city, argues Rachel Aldred
15 December 2020 As unethical companies continue to generate hefty profits, Josie Wexler examines various schemes for upholding ethical standards, and how much faith we should put in them
7 November 2020 Leander Jones looks at the role of community supported agriculture as a 21st-century antidote to the destructive and increasingly fragile corporate agricultural model
21 October 2020 Alethea Warrington describes how the fossil fuels industry hopes to change its image but not its practice
12 September 2020 Phillip O’Sullivan looks at the role of community energy groups in disrupting the energy status quo
10 September 2020 Suzanne Dhaliwal, in collaboration with Indigenous Climate Action, explains how the struggle to end Canada’s colonial violence is continuing in the face of fossil fuel extractivism
6 September 2020 Jennifer Johnson explores the structural underpinnings – and limitations – of carbon offsetting and related approaches to the climate crisis
5 June 2020 The speedy switch in from producing airplane wings to ventilator parts at a north Wales factory holds out an example for a transition to a low-carbon economy, writes Hilary Wainwright
24 January 2020 Climate Assembly UK begins this weekend. It's a good start, says Alex Bradbury, but does not meet XR's third demand for a Government-commissioned Citizens’ Assembly
29 November 2019 The 2017 Labour election manifesto was good but the 2019 version is the document we’ve really been waiting for, argues Mike Phipps
18 November 2019 Asad Rehman talks to Ashish Ghadiali about why, across the political spectrum, Zero Carbon 2030 must become the rallying cry in GE2019.
16 October 2019 2019 has seen climate consciousness reshape the political conversation around the world, but for this new awareness to make a difference, we need to get real about targets and timescale, write Souparna Lahiri, Niclas Hällström and Rachel Rose Jackson.
11 October 2019 As the XR International Rebellion continues, Katie Sandwell reports on the recent Free the Soil Action Camp which strengthened ties between food sovereignty and climate justice movements
10 October 2019 Extinction Rebellion must recognise the impacts of colonialism and capitalism, and demand a just transition for all, argues Aranyo Aarjan
22 September 2019 Landry Ninteretse and Ian Rivera share perspectives from Kenya and the Philippines and call for universal energy systems that are clean and renewable, public and decentralised
7 July 2019 The climate crisis is the greatest act of systemic racism in human history, argues Cameron Joshi
24 June 2019 By Nathan Thanki and Asad Rehman.
21 June 2019 Youth climate activist Lola Fayokun calls for climate justice not half measures
3 May 2019 'The fight for climate justice is the fight of our lives, and we need to do it right.' By grassroots collective Wretched of The Earth
1 May 2019 Mathew Lawrence writes that we need to overhaul the private, profit-driven ownership models wrecking the climate and the economy
2 April 2019 Tackling environmental collapse is a matter of class, racial and gender justice, writes Jori Hamilton
1 November 2018 We have entered a new, dangerous epoch in the Earth’s history, argue Simon L Lewis and Mark A Maslin. As humanity becomes the primary force re-shaping the planet, how can we avoid destroying it?
17 August 2018 There aren't too many people. There are too many profiteers. By Eleanor Penny
1 August 2018 Our economies are operating a giant planetary Ponzi scheme: borrowing far more from the Earth’s ecosystems than they can sustain. By Mathew Lawrence and Laurie Laybourn-Langton
19 December 2017 Nic Beuret, Anja Kanngieser, and Leon Sealey-Huggins explore the effects of the COP23 negotiations on the global south.
26 October 2017 London City Airport has faced resistance for its entire lifetime, writes Ali Tamlit – and some day soon we will win
11 August 2017 To stop cranks like Lord Lawson getting airtime, we need to provoke more interesting debates around climate change than whether it's real or not, writes Leo Barasi
12 July 2017 Al Wilson invites you to take part in a month of anti-fracking action in Lancashire with Reclaim the Power
11 April 2017 Drax is the UK's biggest source of CO2 emissions – and we're paying for it, writes Almuth Ernsting
25 March 2017 Paul Allen of the Centre for Alternative Technology spells out what we need to do to break through the inaction over climate change
26 January 2017 Take action this month with the Coal Action Network. By Anne Harris
6 January 2017 As man-made global warming gets closer to the tipping point, Andrew Simms finds reasons to be positive about averting catastrophic climate change
23 November 2016 Trump's victory is another sign of the failure of the centre-left's narrative on climate change. A new message is needed, and new politicians to deliver it, writes Alex Randall
21 November 2016 Climate change is a colonial crisis, writes Jo Ram
6 October 2016 Kelvin Mason speaks to John Jordan who is squatting the site of a planned airport in France
14 June 2016 Kara Moses describes a season of record-breaking milestones in the fight against climate change
13 May 2016 Kelvin Mason reports from Reclaim the Power's camp against opencast mining in Wales, looking at its organisation and future actions
19 March 2016 As BP's sponsorship of the Tate ends, Kevin Smith of Liberate Tate looks back at the successful campaign to get the oil firm's dirty money out of the art gallery
29 February 2016 Anne Harris reports on the people being made homeless because of mining to feed the UK's coal-fired power stations
26 February 2016 Alistair Tamlit, one of the 13 climate protesters who narrowly avoided jail this week, reflects on the pitfalls of labelling activists who do high-profile actions as 'heroes'
23 February 2016 As the Heathrow 13 face prison for protesting against airport expansion, Tom Walker lists the real climate offenders
20 February 2016 Camille Vincent writes on life at the six-year ZAD protest site, and the parallels to the battle against Heathrow expansion
10 February 2016 As the Heathrow 13 face jail, the best way to support them is to get active, writes Rosa Fields
6 February 2016 After the predictable failure of the Paris climate talks to deliver anything meaningful, 2016 must be the year we escalate grassroots activism to do more in a year than our governments have done in 21, writes Sam Blacksmith
8 January 2016 Stopping a third runway at Heathrow takes us only so far. A frequent-flyer levy would solve the aviation problem altogether, writes Leo Murray
14 December 2015 The Paris Agreement on climate change has been hailed as a 'turning point for the world'. But it is long on rhetoric and short on real commitments, finds Oscar Reyes