Climate Change – Caroline Russell AM

Making the case to pause and review the Edmonton Incinerator

July 1, 2020July 1, 2020 CarolineRussell 691 Views arisings, incineration, incinerator, NLWA, recycling, waste management

On Thursday 25th June, I joined a deputation of national and local politicians, doctors and community members to the North

Climate Change Transport Uncategorized

Stop the toxic tunnel at Silvertown

October 24, 2019December 30, 2019 CarolineRussell 855 Views climate emergency, Green Party, London, No to Silvertown, pollution, Sadiq Khan, Silvertown

The proposed Silvertown Road Tunnel threatens communities in east and south-east London with a future of increased traffic and choking pollution.

Climate Change Pollution Transport

The resistance to unacceptable Heathrow expansion continues

August 30, 2019December 30, 2019 CarolineRussell 818 Views Aviation, climate emergency, Green Party, Heathrow, London, Third runway

In August 2019 I sent an official response to the consultation on Heathrow’s expansion proposals on behalf of the London

Caroline's campaigns Climate Change

Response to Islington Council’s Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan 2018 – 2022

June 23, 2019June 23, 2019 CarolineRussell 1140 Views climate emergency, recycling, waste

Its all go on strategy updates at the moment in Islington. This is my response on behalf of Islington Greens

Climate Change

London’s warming – and we’re not ready

June 19, 2019June 19, 2019 CarolineRussell 866 Views Caroline Russell, climate breakdown, climate change, climate emergency, Green Party, London, London Assembly, Mayor of London

We are living in a warming word – and we aren’t ready. This year we saw the hottest February on

Caroline's campaigns Climate Change Uncategorized

Youth Strike 4 Climate

February 11, 2019 CarolineRussell 1570 Views Caroline Russell, climate breakdown, climate change, Green Party, Young people

With the ever expanding knowledge about the impact of global industrialisation on every part of our lives, it is inspiring and shaming that children and young people can see, so much more clearly than we adults, the urgent need to take action on climate breakdown.