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New funding to enable increased production of low carbon cement, which promises to cut emissions in half

Ministers urged to align rules governing the use of 'forever chemicals' by toy makers with tighter regulations in the EU

Interim boss confirmed in role on permanent basis, as he faces 'pivotal moment' for a sector facing its second fossil fuel shock in five years

Right-wing challenger Flávio Bolsonaro secures 47 per cent of the vote to President Lula's 45 per cent in the first round of Brazil’s Presidential Election

Simon Stiell warns of growing extreme heat threat to pregnant women and newborns as he calls for issue to be explicitly referenced in national adaptation plans worldwide

Move designed to protect domestic manufacturers, but new import tariffs could push up prices for electric vehicles

Conservatives set to announce plans to axe the Environment Agency and Natural England, drop the Future Homes Standard and Extended Producer Responsibility rules, and quit the Aarhus Convention

Below average September rainfall comes as 30 million people are still impacted by temporary use bans imposed by water companies

Multi-million-pound innovation programme to power research in clean chemicals and low carbon materials

Green Party leader argues devastating summer of climate extremes 'should have been the final nail in the coffin for new oil and gas'