
DCUK-Earth


Britain courts fossil fuel lobbying governments to increase oil and gas production
by NAFEEZ AHMED | 2 November 2021
TAGGED: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, India, Norway, Saudi Arabia

British diplomats seek to “improve perceptions” of UK in repressive Colombia
by MATT KENNARD | 13 October 2021
TAGGED: Colombia

UK military plan to counter Russian “threat” in Arctic is three years late
by PHIL MILLER | 8 October 2021
TAGGED: Russia

British army ignored five fires before sparking Kenya inferno
by PHIL MILLER | 24 September 2021
TAGGED: Kenya

Government approves ex-minister for oil company role after he lobbied two prime ministers for its CEO
by MATT KENNARD | 13 July 2021
TAGGED: Libya
Sir Alan Duncan, an oil salesman turned British foreign minister, has been approved by the UK government to take up a role at Vitol, the world’s largest petroleum trader. Declassified reveals the potential conflict of interests at the heart of the appointment.

The UK’s new nuclear strategy is illegal and dangerous to the world
by KATE HUDSON | 9 June 2021
TAGGED: Nuclear
Boris Johnson’s government has announced an increase in the UK’s arsenal of nuclear arms and now threatens to use it against non-nuclear-weapon states. These policies are illegal and are likely to increase global tensions.

Aircraft carrier base threatens endangered whales
by PHIL MILLER | 3 June 2021
TAGGED: Oman
British officials did not consider the environmental impact of a new naval base in the Indian Ocean, despite evidence it will have ‘large adverse’ consequences for a species of whale ‘at high risk of extinction’, Declassified has found.

Revealed: MI5 and MI6 are flouting environmental legislation
by MATT KENNARD | 1 June 2021
TAGGED: MI5, MI6
The new head of MI6 says his agency will monitor other countries’ climate commitments, but the UK’s intelligence agencies are refusing to provide any information on their own environmental footprint.

Revealed: The UK’s largest intelligence agency is a significant emitter of greenhouse gases
by MATT KENNARD | 7 May 2021
TAGGED: GCHQ
Declassified UK obtains first evidence of the environmental footprint of Britain’s surveillance agency, GCHQ, which shows its staff are flying nearly three times more than the average Briton annually, raising questions about the scale of its global base network, which has never been officially acknowledged.
