Support our campaign to push the Government to do better – much better – to protect and restore nature.
Nature is in crisis. The UK is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world with only half its wildlife left and another 10,000 plants, animals and birds threatened with extinction.
Yet the Government is way off track meeting its own nature targets and as another UN biodiversity summit gets underway, hasn’t even published a strategy to restore nature, something it promised at the last nature summit two years ago.
We can get biodiversity thriving again. Our four Green MPs will push Labour to act now to protect and restore our precious environment, boost nature friendly farming and keep fossil fuels in the ground.
But they need your help to send a clear message: Nature Action Now.
We did it!
Four Green MPs in Parliament, speaking up for us all and holding the new government to account.
This is just the beginning, real hope and real change is coming and you can be part of it.
Join us now at the most exciting time in our history.
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- Greens welcome apparent U-turn from government on winter fuel paymentsReacting to comments in the Commons today in which Keir Starmer said he wanted to ensure more pensioners are eligible for winter fuel payments, Sian Berry MP said: “The Prime Minister’s statement shows just how much pressure he is now under, from the public, Greens and others in opposition, and many Labour MPs, to demonstrate… Read more: Greens welcome apparent U-turn from government on winter fuel payments
- Green Party reaction to UK-EU dealReacting to the UK-EU deal announced today by the prime minister Keir Starmer, the co-leader of the Green Party, Carla Denyer MP, said: “Today’s reset is being broadly welcomed by businesses and is good news for UK consumers faced with the cost of living crisis. There is also hope for young people who want to live,… Read more: Green Party reaction to UK-EU deal
- “No credible net-zero plan can include rampant airport expansion”Opening a third runway at Heathrow Airport could result in pollution equivalent to an additional 2.4 million tons of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere each year by 2050