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From Glasgow to Exeter thousands of students walked out of school for climate justice. 

Walkouts were set to hit schools across Britain this Friday as students strike for climate justice.

Two reports this week spelled out the scale of the threat posed by climate change. They follow decades of similar warnings.

There’s a growing movement to demand political leaders take serious action on climate change.

From October, when Christmas apparently begins, capitalists spend a fortune creating a bubble of unreality—worries can wait, cheese and Baileys have no calories.

Anti-fracking campaigners see the removal of fracking equipment from a site in Lancashire as a significant step forward.

The official pronouncements are wholly inadequate, but pressure is mounting for politicians to act on climate change.

Recent trends for “sustainable fashion” will not be sufficient to transform an industry inherently tied up with polluting practices and wasteful mass production from its inception, writes Rena Niamh Smith.

A renewed wave of rebellion is taking place worldwide to take on the threat of catastrophic climate change

Thousands of climate change activists blocked five central London bridges for hours on Saturday, leading to arrests and causing chaos for the cops.

There has rightly been public outcry over the state of the oceans, with shocking images of sea creatures trapped in plastic bags. Amy Leather looks at how plastic developed as a by-product of fossil fuel processing, and has been promoted by the petrochemical industry ever since.

Bosses’ claims that fracking is safe have been rumbled by activists and small earthquakes, says Sarah Bates