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Hillary Clinton breaks silence on Keystone XL pipeline: 'I oppose it'
Presidential candidate says the controversial project is a 'distraction' and not in the best interests of 'what we need to do to combat climate change'
New guidance aims to keep products of pirate fishing out of UK supply chain
Briefing note by retailers, conservation and human rights groups sets out steps to end long-term threat of illegal fishing while building up sustainable fisheries
Edelman formally declares it will not accept climate denial campaigns
Statement by America’s biggest public relations firm may be the industry’s first official position on climate denial
Three million properties shown to be at risk of flash flooding in England
New maps from Environment Agency reveal level of risk to properties – including No 10 Downing Street
Australian Senate panel warns over climate change
Bipartisan report highlights scientific link between severe weather events and dangerous global warming
Climate change will threaten wine production, study shows
Global warming will make it difficult to raise grapes in traditional wine country, but will shift production to other regions
China could take key role in UK nuclear infrastructure through Hinkley Point
EDF in talks with China to share £10bn reactor costs; French company's debt levels rocket to £30bn
Campaigners dismayed as controversial Powys pylon route revealed
Network of more than 100 pylons serving wind farms in mid-Wales will travel through Vyrnwy valley
Organic food and drink sales slump
Overall sales of 'ethical' goods and services – from produce to transport and funerals – rose by nine per cent despite decline in organic food, according to the Co-operative
Junk mail gets binned as Defra hands control to households
Post-junk mail era awaits as Defra and direct marketing industry launch website where you can opt out of all advertising mail
Councils 'unprepared for flood risk'
Only 30 per cent of local authorities believe they have requisite expertise to deal with extreme weather conditions, report finds
Oil sands imports could be banned under EU directive
Fuel from oil sands projects face effective ban under EU proposals, though UK may oppose green plan
Green energy policies could add £300 to household fuel bills
PM's senior policy adviser on energy said DECC claims that rise would be offset by lower consumption was 'unconvincing'
Shell admits risk of further North Sea oil spill
The final amount leaked could be four times the volume that has spewed into the sea in the past week
EU fishing fleets discarded £2.7bn of cod, claims report
Fishing fleets have thrown away 2.1m tonnes of cod worth £2.7bn to avoid falling foul of EU regulations, says the New Economics Foundation
Revealed: British government's plan to play down Fukushima
Internal emails seen by Guardian show PR campaign was launched to protect UK nuclear plans after tsunami in Japan
Japan raises nuclear alert level to seven
Fukushima Daiichi power plant emergency is now on a par with the 1986 Chernobyl warning