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Beneath the Pall of Misery, a New Movement Is Born

The climate camp at Heathrow is materially different from protests that have taken place in Britain before.

The press has been publishing a series of crazy scare stories about our intentions at the climate camp

Is it time to consider a ban on the adverts which help to cook the planet?

To win an injunction against protests at Heathrow airport, BAA used a law which threatens our democratic rights

By signing up to Bush’s missile defence programme, the British government shows it doesn’t give a damn about either peace or democracy

Green consumerism will not save the biosphere

The trade unions still rage about the class war, but keep funding their class enemies.

A new paper suggests we have been greatly underestimating the impacts of climate change – and the size of the necessary response.

With new material and supported by new web resources.

Even in the rich nations, the babymilk manufacturers are undermining breastfeeding

In which we battle over carbon targets, green tokenism and the economics of climate change.

A final response to Alexander Cockburn.

Everywhere they go, the Olympic Games become an excuse for eviction and displacement.

New revelations show that Blair’s government is as corrupt as any of those it criticises.

The G8 has the interests of the rest of the world at heart – until they conflict with its own.

This is a response to Alexander Cockburn’s articles on global warming.

When planning laws are relaxed, it is the poor who suffer most.

Though the government is planning a massive expansion of transport networks, it has never considered this question.

We need a global campaign for road safety, but not one controlled by the motor industry.

The members of the Council of Europe have agreed to overlook each other’s abuses.