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05 Feb 2026
Join Friends of the Earth with your local group at the Together demonstration in London on 28 March. We'll show that strength lies in solidarity. Friends of the Earth is part of Together, a broad coalition of trade unions, civil society organisations, faith groups, community campaigns and public figures. We're united in the knowledge that the change we need comes from us working together for hope not despair, for unity not racism. Together we can build solidarity across communities.
29 Jan 2026
More money is needed to protect people and businesses from flooding and extreme heat.
29 Jan 2026
Climate change is leading to more floods, extreme heat, power outages and other disruption. Communities need to come together during these times.
29 Jan 2026
The green economy is already growing much faster than the rest of the economy and creating new jobs. The jobs of the future will be in clean energy, electric heating and electric vehicles.
29 Jan 2026
Air pollution causes around 30,000 deaths every year. Petrol and diesel cars are a major cause of the problem. A switch to electric vehicles will help, but better bus services and cycling infrastructure is also needed.
29 Jan 2026
Energy costs sky-rocketed after Ukraine was invaded as the price of gas soared. Bills remain high, especially for those in poorly insulated homes. Electricity from renewable energy is cheaper than that produced using gas. We need to build more renewable energy and ensure people living nearby benefit financially.
28 Jan 2026
The UK has a proud tradition of providing people fleeing war and persecution with a safe welcoming home. Migrants continue to contribute to our society, for example through working and paying taxes. Without migrants our NHS and care homes would be in even worse trouble.
28 Jan 2026
Farming is at the frontline of climate extremes, in the UK and overseas. Droughts, wet periods and flooding all make growing crops and raising livestock difficult. Earning a living from farming then becomes harder.
28 Jan 2026
The mental health benefits of green space and trees in our cities is increasingly recognised, as are the benefits of ponds and rivers. These areas also provide a cooling effect during the increasingly extreme heat waves caused by climate change.
29 Jan 2026
Climate change is already causing havoc for people and nature across the world, including here in the UK, with flooding, wildfires, droughts and extreme heatwaves increasing. The more carbon emissions released the worse these impacts will get. It’s time to get serious and stop giving the go-ahead to yet more high carbon developments.