The group for trade unionists, allies and all supporters of the labour movement in the Green Party of England & Wales. We believe that a powerful, organised labour movement bringing together millions of working people is essential to transforming society for people and planet. We work together to offer practical solidarity to workers in their struggles, empowering Green campaigners up and down the country to work closely with trade unions. If you are a Green Party member who supports our objectives, see https://gptu.greenparty.org.uk/ to join and find out more about GPTU

Ecosocialist Network

Individuals from a variety of Green and/or Left political organisations and traditions in the UK are now engaged in launching an Ecosocialist Network, intended to include Ecosocialsts, from various political parties or none. Green Left, a left tendency within the Green Party of England and Wales decided to support this step in a recent poll of its members and some initial responses suggest that others also share the perception that there is a political opening for Ecosocialists to get organised, and indeed an urgent need to make this happen. We are holding an organising meeting on 4 February in London. If you are interested in attending this meeting and/or joining a ESNet mailing list, please contact: yrrumuk@googlemail.com

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Tuesday, 8 February 2022

COP news digest

Climate change: Top companies exaggerating their progress - study

New greenfield housing still designed around cars, report finds

What would persuade Scots to ditch the car?

Homes risk energy rating downgrade if they install a heat pump

Insulate Britain says protests ‘failed’ but vows ‘even more ambitious’ campaign

UK drops ‘absurd’ case against Greenpeace for dropping rocks in sea

Insulate Britain says it has ‘failed to make this heartless government put its people over profit’

Pollution data permanently lost because of cyber attack

Scottish Government urged to ditch ‘gas guzzling’ high speed trains

No silver-bullet solutions for saving used planet

High levels of toxic chemicals found in Cambridgeshire drinking water

Urgent plan to decarbonise farming needed to hit net zero, UK government told

UK needs to shift to renewables to protect from energy crises, MPs and experts say

An FTI Consulting Presentation Pulls Back the Veil on Fossil Fuel PR

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