Lightening up Liverpool: Why we dropped sodium and embraced LED lamps
As 10:10 launch their 'Lighten Up' campaign encouraging councils to switch to LED, Cllr James Roberts writes about how Liverpool made the switch, saving the council millions of pounds in the process.
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Our education system must equip students with the tools to act on climate change
Shakira Martin, President of the National Union of Students, sets out why it's so vital that all students learn about sustainability.
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On the Frontline Against Fracking
SERA Executive Member Louisa Casson writes about her visit to Lancashire’s fracking protests this summer, and Labour’s role in defending communities at risk.
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Sadiq Khan: My Vision for a Greener London
As the capital's T-Charge comes into force, the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan writes for SERA about why ambition on the environment is at the top of his mayoral agenda.
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Could building with wood help cut air pollution?
Paul Brannen MEP investigates the role that the construction industry - and wooden houses - could have on the air we breathe.
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The Business of Becoming a Sustainable Nation
Ahead of the long-awaited publication of the Government’s Clean Growth Plan, Anna McMorrin, MP for Cardiff North, looks at how one country can lead the way to a greener, more prosperous future.
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Securing a Greener UK Through Brexit and Beyond
Ahead of SERA's event on Brexit and the environment with Greener UK at Labour Party Conference, Baroness Barbara Young, Chair of the Woodland Trust has written on the challenges - and opportunities - of Brexit.
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Will Labour Rise to the Farming Challenge?
Ahead of SERA's event on food and farming at Labour Party Conference, Sustain's Vicki Hird looks at the future of food and farming as we leave the EU.
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Are Tory cuts masking the true scale of the UK's toxic air?
The deadly impact of air pollution is now worrying clear - but could Tory cuts to air quality monitoring be hiding the full extent of the problem? Liverpool's Cllr Paul Brant writes
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We have the technology to tackle air pollution fairly. Now we need the political will
Ahead of SERA's event on air quality at Labour Party conference, Tantalum's Matthew Pencharz on how air quality as a social justice issues and the technology options that exist to help tackle it fairly.
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New Zealand's Climate Opportunity
In less than 3 weeks, New Zealand will go to the polls to choose its next government. Jacinda Ardern, the Leader of the New Zealand Labour Party has written for SERA about how, if elected, her party would tackle climate change 'head-on'.
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Brighton Bike Share Confirms City's Leading Green Reputation
Peter Kyle, MP for Hove and Portslade, on why Brighton's just-launched bike sharing scheme is great news for the city - and the environment.
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