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people and planet

November 15, 2017

Student pressure is making universities greener

People & Planet University League table reveals how a decade of student pressure on campus has transformed the sustainable development of Higher Education in the UK.
May 8, 2016

Reasons to be cheerful: a year after the General Election

This time last year, I stayed up all night with Ekklesia staff and associates as we live blogged the General Election results.
October 21, 2013

Faith and civic groups back Fossil Free Tour

Operation Noah, 350.org and People & Planet are jointly hosting a Fossil Free Tour led by author and activist Bill McKibben.
September 30, 2013

Edinburgh University drops drone firm investments

The University of Edinburgh is to divest £1.2m from Ultra Electronics, a company that makes components for weaponised drones
April 3, 2011

Towards a contemporary eco-theology

Is the churches’ current theological reflection on stewardship and climate change ready for the rapid shifting of winds, weather, and life on earth as we know it, asks Marcelo Schneider. How can a renewed eco-theology reshape our attitudes, beliefs and actions to reflect the Christian priority of planetary justice?
March 6, 2011

'Chain gang' of UK NGO's chips away at fossil fuel investments

Climate change activists have formed a ‘chain gang’ outside the HQ of the World Bank Group to demand an end to fossil fuel investments.
January 11, 2010

Students persuade Tesco to double commitment to fairtrade school uniforms

A school student campaign for fairer schoolwear has led to supermarket chain Tesco doubling the number of Fairtrade cotton school uniforms they stock.
March 2, 2008

Topshop is in the frame over sweatshop accusations

As local action associated with fair trade and labour practices continues, Topshop is facing a day of protests from its core customers, with students across Britain staging demonstrations today at the company's stores.
February 28, 2008

Keep university research free of arms company influence, say students

Students across Britain yesterday joined protests against universities' links with the arms trade. They called for an end to university arms investments and to the involvement of arms companies in academic research.