Plans to expand carbon markets at UN climate talks this December could trigger a second 'sub-prime' style financial collapse and fail to protect the world from global warming. Hear all about it from Friends of the Earth's Sarah-Jayne Clifton - who's written a report about the dangers of carbon trading. Call for a strong and fair deal in Copenhagen in December at www.demandclimatechange.org

Maria is from the Kiribati Islands in the Pacific. Hear her experience of facing the destruction of her homeland and her call to global leaders to act fast to preserve her way of life and that of millions of others.

Farm animals and 90s Neighbours favourite sing out for planet-friendly farming.

A look back on the year to date showing the campaigns and successes we've had. First shown at Friends of the Earth local groups conference 2008. To find your nearest local group: http://community.foe.co.uk

Which bit of the Earth are you a Friend of? Find out more about our One-minute film competition 2008 at: http://www.foe.co.uk/oneminute/

Razorlight (and a few MPs!) play a gig at the Science Museum, London to try and get the Government to include aviation emissions in the Climate Change Bill. Take action at: http://www.thebigask.com

A peek at the studio of the singing signwriter as he chats about his favourite planet-saving stuff. Do more at: http://www.foe.co.uk

Friends of the Earth has teamed up with London's Arcola Theatre to use street drama to raise funds and stop damaging biofuels targets. http://www.foe.co.uk/bio-fooled/

Razorlight (and a few MPs!) play a gig at the Science Museum, London to try and get the Government to include aviation emissions in the Climate Change Bill. Take action at: http://www.thebigask.com

Are you a budding filmmaker? Through our one-minute film competition, Friends of the Earth is offering you the chance to show your work to film industry greats, includingTrainspotting Producer Andrew MacDonald and David Sproxton of Aardman Animation. This year We are asking Which bit of the Earth are you a friend of? Find out more at http://www.foe.co.uk/oneminute

Get on-board a plane the Government can't ignore with Friends of the Earth's The Big Ask: http://www.thebigask .com

Get on-board a plane the Government can't ignore with Friends of the Earth's The Big Ask: http://www.thebigask.com

Get on-board a plane the Government can't ignore with Friends of the Earth's The Big Ask: http://www.thebigask.com/aviation

Indie rock band Ash on why they're supporting Friends of the Earth's climate change campaign called The Big Ask. For more info see: http://www.thebigask.com and http://www.foe.co.uk

Runner up Susan Tomlinson's film looks at an unusual use for what you leave behind at the barbers.

Sticky Question is the latest video promoting The Big Ask. It has one simple aim - getting people to ask difficult questions about climate change so the Government is persuaded to take action. Adding to the dishonourable line of sex romp scandals, Sticky Question tells the tale of a naked MP, a leather-clad dominatrix and a cleaning lady with a big question to ask. Visit http://www.thebigask.com to ask your MP a sticky question.

Thom Yorke of Radiohead has joined The Big Ask march online. Join now at http://www.thebigask.com

Winner of Friends of the Earth's Best One-minute green film award. Director Ulla Jacobsen (Denmark) on her entry: "Over-packaging of children's toys takes on absurb dimensions..." What our judges said: "Simple story, simply told" - David Sproxton "Brilliant film. Perfect! The best!" - Dilly Gent "Good concept" - Andrew Macdonald

Friends of the Earth linked up with the Wychwood Festival to promote The Big Ask climate change campaign. This film includes Badly Drawn Boy, the Fun Lovin Criminals and The Levellers and their thoughts on why a strong climate change law is needed.

Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell's low-carbon day with Friends of the Earth.