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The world’s seventh-largest emitter has launched a Green New Deal. But critics say there are big problems. South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s ruling party won a landslide victory in last month’s national election as voters turned out in huge numbers in

Revealed: Oil and mining firms – some with ties to Trump officials – taking advantage of funding, review shows. US fossil fuel companies have taken at least $50m in taxpayer money they probably won’t have to pay back, according to a

Green Monday intern, Sarah Lee, shares her personal journey of transitioning to a more eco-friendly diet. Here's a millennial's guide to sustainably transitioning to a greener, plant-based diet. Growing up, I never thought about where my food came from, or its

Within 30 years, there could be clear blue water over the North Pole – not good news for most of the planet. Within three decades, the North Pole could be free of sea ice in the late summer. The latest and

During our first Create Real Change (from home!) Facebook Live event, we were joined by Pierre Gilbert, a journalist at Le Vent Se Lève. We went on a deep-dive into how environmental destruction increases the risk of a pandemic. The

As the global population continues to increase, the question of how sustainable our agricultural practices are can no longer be ignored. Here, the team from Green Monday talk food security, why we need to move away from a meat-centric diet,

Every child deserves to feel the magic of Christmas and the joy of Santa. But an excess of plastic toys, wrapping paper, and throwaway tat doesn't have to become a part of their festive traditions.  By now we imagine your miniature