Friends of the Earth Liverpool have committed to ensuring the city reaches its promised net zero carbon target.
A major £40m building development is underway, with hopes of becoming the most eco-friendly place to live in Liverpool.
Cars in the city centre are to be substituted for temporary pop-up installations in a bid to help Liverpool ‘build, back, better’ after Covid-19.
Campaigners aiming to stop road developments on a Merseyside country park are gaining support from national organisations.
Campaigners hope Liverpool’s entry has taken the ‘root’ to success in the European Tree of the Year awards.
LJMU has added ‘climate change studies’ to its 250-course curriculum, making it the only university to offer the degree.
Conflicting opinions have been expressed over the state of the Wirral shorefront.
More than 300 trees were planted to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Friends of Storeton Woods.
Wirral West has seen the introduction of its first zero-waste store, the Hoylake Pantry.
A Wirral woman aims to promote sustainable and affordable alternatives to single-use plastics.
Coffee shops in town are backing a new initiative which aims to cut down on plastics.
A new scheme has been launched across Merseyside to help reduce the number of single-use plastic straws.
A campaign has been launched to help Chester become the first ‘straw-free’ city in the UK.
Liverpool City Council is continuing its bid to clean up areas of the city, with a huge push on recycling.
Angry locals gathered to discuss their continued protest against the council’s planned sale of green space land in South Liverpool.
A shopkeeper hands out fruit and vegetables to people living on the streets to save on waste.
Healthy eaters can discover a more eco-friendly version of themselves at the ‘Live a Better Life’ showcase.
Large stores and supermarkets locally and across England have begun charging customers 5p for every plastic carrier bag given out.