Despite the industry making tremendous strides in reducing the cost of Solar PV in the last few years, the Government still proposes to make huge cuts to the subsidy, posing a huge threat to the domestic solar market. The cost of installation is now 1/4 of what it was 5 years ago, however the F.I.T plays an intrinsic role within the market and although cuts are needed over a longer time frame, a reduction of this scale at such an early point could potentially stop the installation of solar on domestic homes overnight and kill community energy projects such as ours..

We would be grateful if you could help us in delaying such drastic cuts by signing the petition here

The Dept for Energy and Climate Change has just unveiled sweeping plans to slash subsidies to solar power. They are proposing measures that include cutting aid to small-scale solar power installations, and ending subsidies for roof-top panels earlier than expected. They are also thinking of reviewing the feed-in tariff.

Please go to the 38 Degrees website and complete the petition to Amber Rudd to help save jobs in the UK and support our commitment to tackling climate change.

Northumberland's beautiful Druridge Bay area is about to be destroyed by the largest opencast mine  in England…

Between 2016 and 2027, Banks Mining plans to extract 7 million tonnes of coal from a new opencast mine, called Highthorn, between Widdrington Village and Druridge Bay. Site restoration will not be completed until 2032.

The mine will cause massive environmental destruction right next to one of Northumberland's most beautiful and loved beaches.

Banks Mining says it's good news for local people, and the environment. We say it's all about money for Banks, and that local people, and our environment, will pay the price.

That's why we're asking you to SIGN THE PETITION TODAY to Save Druridge Bay from the destruction of opencast mining.

In December 2014, Third Energy announced that it was planning to frack for shale gas in the village of Kirby Misperton in North Yorkshire.

Third Energy is 97% owned by Barclays Natural Resource Investments, the private equity arm of Barclays Bank. Barclays has a long history of bankrolling dirty energy in the Global South - now they're doing it in Yorkshire.

Kirby Misperton sits in the beautiful district of Ryedale, very close to the North Yorks Moors National Park. Agriculture and tourism play a major part in the local economy. 

Local residents have come together from across the district to stop Barclays and Third Energy from fracking in their community.

Complete the petition here.

David Cameron has very recently stated that he would be very happy for fracking to come to his Witney constituency.

Please ask him to reconsider his position on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, immediately and instead champion clean energy sources which do not risk our global climate, the natural environment and our health by signing the Greenpeace  petition with over 250,000 signatures.