Donate to ClientEarth today and help us to protect our planet
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TEST pensions campaign
Email the three biggest pension funds in the UK.
Donate to ClientEarth today and help us to protect our planet
Today, the threats against nature, people and planet have never been greater. But we have the power to fix it. At ClientEarth we use the law to tackle the world’s biggest environmental problems. But we can only do this with your support. Please donate today.
Contact a lawyer
After you filled in the form on this page, we will send your inquiry to the public interest lawyer of your choice.
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Donate to ClientEarth today and help us to protect our planet
Today, the threats against nature, people and planet have never been greater. But we have the power to fix it. At ClientEarth we use the law to tackle the world’s biggest environmental problems. But we can only do this with your support. Please donate today.
Contact form
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To provide this service ClientEarth needs to store and process your personal data. You can see details of how we handle data in our privacy notice.
Contact Paul Kuncio
By filling in the form on this page you will send your enquiry to Paul Kuncio at Umweltdachverband.
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Bristol’s young lungs need clean air
Bristol City Council’s draft proposals to tackle illegal air pollution do not go far enough to protect children from the city’s toxic air.Under current proposals, legal limits will not be met until at least 2028. This is much later than expected for cities like London or Birmingham.
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