Legislation

Friends of the Earth demands the oil firm move away from fossil fuels to comply with Paris deal

The government has talked a good game on 'Green Brexit', but key details are still absent - the low carbon economy is right to be concerned

MEES rules introduced on April 1 will come to nothing unless tougher requirements are placed on landlords, warns Bioregional's Nicholas Schoon

Plans to completely refocus Energy Company Obligation scheme will axe requirement to promote carbon saving measures

As of April 1, commercial and residential rental properties need to hit energy efficiency rating 'E' for new tenants

Researchers at LSE's Grantham Research Institute argue Climate Change Act 2008 should be strengthened, as Claire Perry hails UK's leadership and confirms plans to 'take forward' green finance reforms

A decade of bold decision making has delivered - but this is just the start

John Krebs and Joanna Haigh argue the UK should cement its leadership role by becoming one of the first nations to adopt a net zero emission law

Could California join the global push to set a legally-binding phase out date for internal combustion engine cars?

Ed King argues the UK can play a crucial climate leadership role at the upcoming IMO talks and Commonwealth Summit