Fgura scout troops and Qormi guides joined us to test out and give feedback on the Earthbound Hideout app The joint project has developed interactive environmental games to be used by teachers in schools together with accompanying lesson plans. The apps are aimed at different age groups and can be used on a tablet or...
Category: Climate Change
Prioritise people, not cars
Photos by Steve Zammit Lupi Prioritise people, not cars This morning, three organisations – Moviment Graffitti, Friends of the Earth Malta, and Rota – put up banners over gridlock traffic in Marsa and Msida to highlight the major shortcomings in our transport infrastructure. The situation dealt to us by the authorities is leading to excessive...
Environmental NGOs respond to Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for Valletta Region
Three local NGOs - Friends of the Earth Malta, Moviment Graffitti and Rota - have prepared a report on the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) for the Valletta Region.
A fossil free future for the Maltese Islands, demands Friends of the Earth Malta
Friends of the Earth Malta publicly issued their demands for climate action and presented these to members of parliament upon arrival to their parliamentary session on Monday 14 November. Politicians, policy makers and the general public are asked to add their name to a growing list of signatories to demand a fossil free future for Malta. Join our call and add your voice!
Demand climate action now!
Friends of the Earth Malta demand a fossil free future for Malta! Join our call and add your voice!
Concerned citizens demand action from Transport Minister
The aim of the direct action was to address the island-wide issues experienced as a result of extreme car dependence: pollution, noise and road safety concerns.
What could the energy transition mean for the Maltese Islands?
What is the clean energy transition, and what does it mean for the Maltese Islands? These questions were central during the two-day Clean Energy Academy being organised by the EU's secretariat 'Clean energy for EU islands' in Valletta on Thursday 13 and Friday 14 October.
People over Petrol. Environmental NGOs call out the government to address traffic and pollution
The aim of the direct action was to address the island-wide issues experienced as a result of extreme car dependence: pollution, noise and road safety concerns.
Send a letter to the Minister: People over petrol
Join us and sign the letter below to ask Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia for safer roads, better bus system and support for active modes of transport. This is an initiative by youth volunteers at Friends of the Earth Malta, together with activists from Moviment Graffitti and Rota to demand safe, clean and sustainable modes of...