Legislation

New analysis warns a further 41,000 people could be made redundant within the next six months without urgent action to deliver long-awaited Warm Homes Plan

Changes to Green Book and new National Wealth Fund regional partnerships promise to make it easier to deliver public transport and low carbon infrastructure projects

Sewage pumped into England's bathing waters for more than 2,000 hours over the summer, Surfers Against Sewage finds

Andy Burnham reportedly considering changes to insolvency rules to strengthen environmental protections and ease path towards bringing energy and water firms under greater public control

Report set outs package of reforms to remove policy costs from electricity bills, offer renters access to clean energy, and incentivise sustainable farming

Neither legal loopholes nor remote satellite algorithms will protect tropical ecosystems on their own, writes Priscillia Moulin from responsible sourcing specialist MosaiX

Experts argue that regardless of decision on controversial North Sea drilling projects, the government should develop a clearer roadmap for the UK's transition away from fossil fuels

Prime Minister announces increase in fines for a range of waste offences, as clear up of illegal dumps expands

British-owned solar firm secures compliant listings for four products, as plans to allow sale of plug-in solar panels this month advance

Severn Trent was investigated by the Environment Agency for incidents of pollution and has paid more than £2m to local environmental charities as compensation