Opinion

The success of devolving the Warm Homes Plan rests on aligning funding with regional energy planning, giving local government a stronger voice, and ensuring every region has the tools and resources needed to succeed, writes Dr Chris Unsworth, head of...

The rumoured cut to heat pump grants is just the latest sign of short-term policy thinking that has left households facing higher energy bills, writes Leo Mercer from LSE's Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment

Private jet passengers still pay much lower Air Passenger Duty as a share of ticket cost than economy flyers, despite the climate costs, writes former pilot and Safe Landing co-founder Todd Smith

Climate adaptation requires accurate location data that maps potential hazards against exposed places and assets, to channel investment where it is most needed, writes Tom Gray from Ordnance Survey

What the government opts to do next with the Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate will be a major test of its commitment to both the UK car industry and climate action, writes Chris Clark from Green Alliance

Assessing dependencies on nature is the easy part - now governments and businesses need to figure out how to address these risks, writes techUK's Elisabeth Sullivan

Extreme heat is here to stay, which makes the continued absence of a UK National Cooling Action Plan difficult to justify, writes Clare Perry from the Environmental Investigation Agency

Ed Davey's speech to Energy UK's annual conference slams Conservative plans that threaten to make the UK even more reliant on expensive imported gas

Holly Lyon-Hawk from the International Institute for Supported Ceremonial Care explains how incentivising natural burial grounds for people and pets could support the UK's nature recovery ambitions