Women’s Environmental Network, in collaboration with Pesticide Action Network UK and the Pesticide Collaboration, helped release a report revealing that tampons sold in the UK contained glyphosate at levels 40 times higher than the legal limit for drinking water. The report calls for urgent regulatory reform to protect public health, particularly for women and menstruators, and challenges governmental inaction on chemical safety in consumer products.

Women’s Environmental Network has launched a Feminist Green New Deal project in partnership with the Women’s Budget Group and funded by Friends Provident Foundation. The initiative seeks to ensure that the voices of racialised and marginalized women are integral to shaping environmental debates through grassroots workshops, policy roundtables, and discussion papers.

Women’s Environmental Network, partnering with the Women's Budget Group, released the UK's first Feminist Green New Deal report. The report outlines a transformative vision for a green and caring economy that prioritizes care work, challenges exploitative economic practices, and promotes policies for greater equality and sustainability.

Women’s Environmental Network collaborated with the Women’s Budget Group on a two-year project to develop a Feminist Green New Deal for the UK, culminating in the publication of the final report in November 2022.

Women's Environmental Network collaborated with Women's Budget Group on the Feminist Green New Deal project, producing briefings on key policy areas that informed the 'A Green and Caring Economy' report published in November 2022. The project was aimed at promoting intersectional policies addressing gender inequalities, environmental sustainability, and social justice.