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Friends of the Earth Malta together with three Local Councils, eight other organisations and several Pembroke residents have filed an appeal with the Planning Tribunal (EPRT) against the Planning Board’s decision to give the go-ahead to the DB Group’s project on the ex-ITS site. The appeal was made possible thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign during which a total of €20,000 were collected from hundreds of donors.
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Friends of the Earth Malta, Birdlife Malta and Moviment Graffitti have submitted recommendations on Malta’s Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS). The organisations believe that the scope of the strategy remains too narrow at…
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From September 1st to 3rd, from Young Friends of the Earth, together with our colleagues from Spain, Cyprus and Ireland, we organized the Mediterranean Youth Forum to share, learn and inspire ourselves, to continue walking to this new world we want to create. We will get to know more about the topics of energy, intersectionallity, biodiversity and radical democracy in our context, and collect our visions, which will allow us to influence the European institutions.
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Win a bee hotel or get a free tote bag! Would you like to help us save bees and ecosystems while having the chance of winning a bee hotel for your own home or office? Over the past months Friends of the Earth Malta has been circulating the petition (read more here) as part of a European Citizen Initiative which calls on the European Commission to phase out synthetic pesticides by 2035, restore biodiversity and support farmers in the transition. We are aiming to reach the 4500 threshold by this September to add our share to several countries who are attempting to reach the total 1 million mark in the EU.
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August is one of the toughest months for all wildlife and few plants have the resilience to survive the scorching heat and drought of the Maltese dry season. Annual species usually complete their life cycle before the heat while perennials adopt extreme strategies such as by having tiny but tough leaves, by going dormant in summer or by drastically reducing their greenery.
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This November marks the 26th UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), which is to be held in Glasgow. The COP is normally convened every year, and it represents the foremost opportunity for all the heads of state from around the world to come together and attempt to come to agreements on coordinated responses to the climate crisis, through prolonged negotiation and consultations. Also in attendance will be climate experts, lobbyists and campaigners, all trying to influence the outcome of the talks. As we all know by now, urgent action is required globally if we are to avoid the worst effects of the climate crisis, and that no one country acting on their own will be enough, so these talks represent the formal attempts of the world’s national governments to address this need for collective action.
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Every donation, no matter how small, is an invaluable contribution towards Friends of the Earth Malta's work.
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