114 Quotes by Caroline Lucas

Overall, becoming a carbon-neutral country would involve changes in our behaviour, but these are modest compared with the changes that will be forced upon us if we do nothing.

We're seeing greenhouse gas emissions rise under this government. We're seeing this government now not talking about targets, talking about technology instead.

There is a reduction in the diversity of breeds in order to have the fastest growth, and animals are becoming more susceptible to diseases because of the way they are bred and kept. The search for profits leads to animals and then humans becoming more vulnerable. Our current policies are encouraging farming that overlooks basic husbandry.

If they are not going to make the case for fairer taxation, what hope can we have for progressive opposition from them?

There is a frustration about how all the Green voices at the general election can be reflected at Westminster, and we will be talking a lot at the conference about invigorating democracy,

What we have seen in the last six months points to the desperate need for a Green alternative to be heard.

We have been pigeonholed as a single-issue party but we have policies across the board and in our last few elections we have been really spelling that out,

This is very bad decision making at the expense of human health and the environment.

If you want action on climate change and not spin and rhetoric only the Greens can deliver.