Climate

News / buses

Youth climate groups to march to WECA office to demand ‘free, fair buses’

An alliance of climate groups will march in September to protest bus services across the region

News / Carla Denyer

Bristol Greens launch plan for Earth Overshoot Day

Humanity's consumption overshoots the earth's natural resources for 2023 on August 2

News / planning

Campaigners claim protections on wildlife havens ‘incorrectly’ ignored

A planning report on a controversial development did not mention the whole area was an SNCI

News / net zero

Church pioneers net zero heating chandeliers

St. Matthew’s say the trial has been a success for ‘comfort, carbon and cost’

News / Sea Mills

New project launched to save river from sewage

The sewage is a threat to wildlife including otters

News / river

Citizen science project returns to clean up Bristol’s waterways

The annual Bristol Avon RiverBlitz collects samples to test water quality

News / climate action

Climate baton passed at Lawrence Weston turbine

The Time is Running Out climate relay stopped at the largest onshore community wind project

News / Nature

nature connections: steppin out with the Sistas

Sophia Brown on Slow Ways, Windrush and walking for wellbeing

News / climate and sustainability

Pioneering green educators open doors to new students

Shift Bristol’s sustainability course boosts green job prospects

News / net zero

Popular Bristol bar group commits to net zero targets

The Assemblies group are officially on the road to net zero

News / Bristol airport

Bristol Airport protestors: ‘We are watching you’

Local people say they are already experiencing problems caused by increased flights at the airport

News / Conham River Park

Sewage spill at popular swimming spot reignites calls for change in law

A local campaign group said the spill was "unacceptable" at this time of year

News / Climate

Damning report claims Bristol failing on climate action progress

The latest official review warns the city must upscale at pace if net zero targets are to be met

News / luke jerram

Giant engine oil fountain sculpture premieres in Bristol

The installation by acclaimed artist Luke Jerram aims to highlight “catastrophic" oil dependency

News / Energy

Delays hit plan to boost renewable power in Bristol

Issues with the contract are to blame

News / Adblock Bristol

Calls to ban ads for flights, SUVs and red meat on council-owned sites

Campaigners claim Bristol City Council permitting "high carbon" adverts is "extremely contradictory"

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