Green Alliance UK's List: Green Standard 2013

Seven key environment groups have given their verdict on the environmental performance of Cameron, Clegg and Miliband. Their report, Green Standard 2013, is pretty condemning.

Britain's leading green groups reckon none of the country's political parties are showing consistent public leadership on the environment.

Seven major charities have released a report accusing Britain’s three main political parties of a ‘lack of political leadership’ when it comes to environmental issues.

Alistair Harper wonders if positioning itself as "the moderate choice for a reasonable generation" is a vote-winner

The Liberal Democrats have betrayed pledges on protecting the environment and
are losing their identity as a “green” party, according to the RSPB and
other environmental groups.

A coalition of environmental charities has launched a strongly-worded attack on the Liberal Democrats, accusing the party of rapidly losing its identity as the mainstream green party.

In a report published today, seven leading charities, including WWF, RSPB, Greenpeace, the Wildlife Trusts and Friends of the Earth, assess the green performance of the coalition parties and Labour since the last general election.

In a report published today, seven leading charities, including WWF, RSPB, Greenpeace, the Wildlife Trusts and Friends of the Earth, assess the green performance of coalition ministers and Labour shadow ministers since the last general election.

All of the major political parties lack a "coherent environmental programme" and "consistent political leadership", according to a report from seven leading charities.

Seven of the biggest campaign groups in the UK have criticised the three main political parties for failing to implement strong and coherent policies that will address climate change.

In a report published today, seven leading charities, including WWF, RSPB, Greenpeace, the Wildlife Trusts and Friends of the Earth, assess the green performance of coalition ministers and Labour shadow ministers since the last general election. They reviewed the parties on four key areas: the economy, communities, nature and international leadership.

Last Friday, the Green Alliance published their review of the three major political parties’ activity on the environment since May 2010. The “Green Standard 2013” makes disappointing reading for all parties – but for none more so than the Conservatives.

In the ‘Green Standard’ report, published on Friday 13th September, seven leading charities, including WWF, RSPB,  Greenpeace, the Wildlife Trusts and Friends of the Earth, assess the green performance of coalition ministers and Labour shadow ministers since the last general election. They reviewed the parties on four key areas: the economy, communities, nature and international leadership.

Britain’s leading political parties are failing to provide visible and consistent green leadership, threatening two decades of steady environmental policy progress in the UK, warns an influential group of charities today

None of the UK’s main political parties ‘has a coherent environmental programme’ and their party leaders show ‘no consistent public leadership on the environment’, according to a report published by seven leading green charities. The assessment, The Green Standard 2013, identifies good performance in some cases but aims criticisms elsewhere, concluding that the Liberal Democrats are ‘losing their identity as a “green party”‘.

In a report published today, seven leading environmental charities have been highly critical of the three main political parties' performance on wildlife and nature. 

The Liberal Democrats risk losing their "claim to be a green party", David Cameron has failed to silence climate change sceptics in the Conservative party, and Labour has not spelled out how the environment fits into Ed Miliband's "One Nation" narrative, according to an analysis by green groups representing millions of members.