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Friends of the Earth

We're running a series of workshops to help you get your head around the planning system. Learn how to protect the places you love from polluting projects.

What connects the ancient stone circle at Stonehenge with climate change, air pollution, transport policy and a strange rare pink algae?

Tina Louise Rothery is a founding member of the anti-fracking group known as the Nanas. She tells us why she won't be hanging up her trademark yellow headscarf any time soon.

Plans for a third runway at Heathrow were recently approved by parliament. Friends of the Earth local groups in west London have been here before.

The UK Climate Change Act came into force in 2008. Professor Neil Carter summarises its impact and suggests how the UK must build on it to curb global warming.