Ecology building society’s month long battle to save an ancient lime in West Yorkshire falls foul of planning laws

Burning Europe’s lignite reserves would wipe out carbon budget from 2020 until the end of the century, says Greenpeace

Opposition party to table amendments to Lords infrastructure bill that would tighten rules for companies drilling for shale gas

Government seeks exemption from European law that would close down Aberthaw for its excessive nitrogen oxide emissions

Protests at offices of Defra and energy firm in London, Swansea University campus and sites in East Yorkshire and Blackpool

Financial Conduct Authority accused of undermining official policy by refusing new applications for community projects

Rise in blocking-patterns – hot or wet weather remaining stuck over regions for weeks – causing frequent heatwaves or floods

Maria Eagle, shadow environment secretary, claims evidence suggests an extra 330,000 properties will be at risk by 2035

Friends of the Earth's Craig Bennett argues that businesses admirable green initiatives are being hampered by a failure to push back against dinosaur corporate lobbyists

Statement by America’s biggest public relations firm may be the industry’s first official position on climate denial