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Nature for the People

By: Olivia Blake

The spoiling of our fields and waters for private profit is leading to ecological chaos. While the Tories ignore it, Labour is demanding action to reverse Britain’s environmental crisis.

A view of the countryside near Kinder Scout in the Peak District, Derbyshire, November 1973. Credit: RDImages / Epics / Getty Images

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Demands for ambitious targets on reaching net-zero are firmly established at the heart of our movement, with the language of ‘Green New Deal’ and ‘Just Transition’ embedded in our party at every level. But in addition to the climate emergency there is another environmental crisis that we must urgently address – and without doing so, […]

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Demands for ambitious targets on reaching net-zero are firmly established at the heart of our movement, with the language of ‘Green New Deal’ and ‘Just Transition’ embedded in our party at every level. But in addition to the climate emergency there is another environmental crisis that we must urgently address – and without doing so, […]

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Demands for ambitious targets on reaching net-zero are firmly established at the heart of our movement, with the language of ‘Green New Deal’ and ‘Just Transition’ embedded in our party at every level. But in addition to the climate emergency there is another environmental crisis that we must urgently address – and without doing so, […]

Demands for ambitious targets on reaching net-zero are firmly established at the heart of our movement, with the language of ‘Green New Deal’ and ‘Just Transition’ embedded in our party at every level. But in addition to the climate emergency there is another environmental crisis that we must urgently address – and without doing so, […]

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