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Producing more fossil fuels at home to avoid propping up foreign despots is not a solution.

In Wycombe, voters have set up Steve Baker Watch to send him a message. His Net Zero Scrutiny Group should heed it too, says occupational therapist Gemma Rogers

News Release SILA Indigenous Environmental Network The Willow Master Development Plan, a massive and harmful plan for fossil fuel development in Northern

News Release Indigenous Environmental Network Today, Gidimt’en land defenders made a submission to the United Nations Human Rights Council’s Expert Mechanism on

A community group that's working to dig up pavement in the region and convert it into green space is expanding this spring with two new sites in London and St. Thomas.

INDIANAPOLIS— Around three dozen climate advocates gathered at the Indiana Statehouse Wednesday to call attention to a number of climate bills and meet directly with their legislators.

News Release Indigenous Environmental Network Relatives, We are kicking off the new year with some hard truths. President Biden is failing to meet his climate

2021 may have been the year the world finally began to pay attention to climate change.

News Release Indigenous Environmental Network Sicangu Lakota Anne White Hat, the new owner of the Maypop Community Herb Shop, a small business in the Bywater

Melting in the Arctic could have disastrous effects on the rest of the world.