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Many faith buildings act as "warm banks" for their communities. But how can they afford to provide these critical spaces in times of energy price hikes without relying on climate-wrecking fossil fuels? Listen to the latest podcast episode.

Are you the executor or solicitor of someone who left a gift in their will to Friends of the Earth? Read these instructions on how to transfer the gift.

Listen to episode 2 of the "Imagining Tomorrow" podcast with presenter Emma Newman and access the show notes for the episode, titled "Growing, Feeding, Nurturing".

For International Human Rights Day, Debora Singer MBE, safeguarding human rights lead at René Cassin, explains how the Jewish community has shaped human rights following the Holocaust, and how our freedoms are currently under threat in the UK.

Find out what climate adaptation is, how the UK is unprepared for the climate crisis, and why we're taking government to court over its adaptation plan.

Read the Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Throughout his life, the UK’s new monarch King Charles III has championed environmental issues and is seen by some as a leading climate advocate, who supports charities and campaigns with global significance. But the monarchy is also a symbol of colonialism. We explore how the two intersect and influence the green credentials of the new king.

Although women bear the brunt of environmental injustice, they’re also leading the way to save our planet. Find out why we celebrate International Women’s Day and how we’re working for gender justice.

Environmental justice recognises the climate crisis as a social and political problem, as well as an environmental one. This means acknowledging that struggles are interconnected and, by doing so, fighting for solutions that create a more sustainable planet, and a fairer and more just world. This is why we believe all of our staff and wider network and the work we do must be free from discrimination and harassment. Find out more by reading our statements.

Taking action is one of the best ways to combat eco-anxiety. Tips for steps you can take yourself, and how to join with others to help make change happen.