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Alexander Kirk / Aug. 2, 2023

OilyFans BP CEO Bernard Looney Tours London Topless

BP Boss Bernard Looney tours London topless showing off his package
Alexander Kirk / July 21, 2023

Meet Bernard Looney: BP’s top 0.01% gets a OilyFans billboard

OilyFans billboards of BP CEO Bernard Looney have appeared around London highlighting huge oil executive payouts
Alexandria Reid / March 8, 2023

Financial Services and Markets Bill holds the key to ending UK financing of deforestation, say Lords across the political spectrum

The House of Lords has a rare opportunity to change financial regulation for the better, securing the future of the world’s forests – and the people and wildlife who depend on them
Veronica Oakeshott / Oct. 18, 2022

Stop bankrolling deforestation

As the Bank of England convenes the Climate and Capital Conference to discuss the banking sector’s approach to ‘climate-related financial risks’, they could do worse than consider their impact on the world’s forests
Veronica Oakeshott / Sept. 1, 2022

The UK's new PM has a ‘once in a generation’ opportunity to make the UK a global green finance centre and curb deforestation

The Financial Services and Markets Bill is a historic opportunity to align UK money flows with the urgent needs of the planet, and make good on the deforestation pledges the UK made at COP26 last year
Maxine Sackey / May 12, 2022

Alarm bells of authoritarianism sounding in the UK

The UK government’s proposed ‘Policing Bill’ erodes human rights and stifles the critical action needed to tackle the climate crisis
Mark Normington / Sept. 3, 2021

The Amazon and its people are under threat – the UK must act

The UK government has an opportunity to play its part in halting the destruction of the Amazon and the assault on its Indigenous peoples
July 9, 2021

The UK government has a chance to make its supply chains deforestation free – will it step up?

The UK Environment Bill includes measures to tackle illegal deforestation, but this is only half the story.
Mark Normington / May 20, 2021

Green spaces deserve to be protected – in the UK and around the world

We wouldn’t accept our local parks being ripped up for the sake of profit. Nor should we accept that the eradication of vital tropical ecosystems is simply the cost of doing business
Martha Marcuson / May 1, 2021

Two years on from the UK’s declaration of climate emergency, we need less bluster and more action from the UK government

Two years ago today, the UK Parliament declared a climate emergency. As the UK gears up to host the G7 Summit and COP26, the government has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to show real global climate leadership. But the question is, will its rhetoric be matched with action?

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