Breaking the Link Between Fossil Fuel and Renewables
High energy bills persist because our market ties green energy prices to fossil gas costs. Breaking this link could finally deliver cheaper, fairer, stable electricity.
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Sizewell C: The Future of UK Energy or an Unsustainable Gamble?
Sizewell C is an overpriced, delayed, and risky nuclear project we don’t need. Renewables are faster, cheaper, and safer—yet households will pay billions for Sizewell before it even generates electricity.
Environmental Impacts of Salmon Farming: What You Need to Know
Salmon farming is a toxic, unsustainable mess—polluting oceans, killing wild fish, and fueling disease. It’s time to shut it down before it wipes out marine ecosystems for good.
Forest Green Rovers: Leading the Way in Sustainable Football
Forest Green Rovers is the world’s greenest football club - powered by clean energy, serving vegan food, and tackling transport emissions. Now, we’re building Eco Park, a stadium that will set new sustainability standards.
Airport Expansions: An Economic and Environmental Disaster
Airport expansions are an economic and environmental disaster worsening carbon emissions, pollution, and public health while benefiting only the rich. We need investment in green industries, not more runways fuelling climate breakdown.
Green Gas: The Renewable Energy Solution for a Sustainable Future
The UK runs on gas—but we don’t need fossil fuels. Green gas is homegrown, slashes emissions, boosts nature, and works with existing infrastructure. It’s ready to go—so what’s stopping us?
Wealth Tax: Addressing Inequality or Hindering Growth?
While billionaires rake in $2tn more in 2024, poverty remains unchanged. A wealth tax could raise billions for the NHS and schools. The public’s on board, so what’s stopping us?
Heat Pumps: Why a National Rollout Isn't a Sustainable Solution to the Climate Crisis
The UK’s heat pump scheme is failing—too expensive, inefficient, and poorly planned. We should back green gas, a low-carbon, homegrown alternative that works.