A telegram obtained by Greenpeace shows that Greg Hands met a Brazilian minister to discuss relaxation of tax and environmental regulation
If Michael Gove is really to be taken seriously as an environmentalist he will need to weed out all toxic substances being used in farming, argues Green Party MEP Molly Scott Cato
The Powering Past Coal Alliance has provided the breakthrough the Bonn Summit urgently needed
Government wins Commons votes on environmental amendments, but vigorous debate and promise of further scrutiny means no let-up in calls for stronger 'green Brexit' protections
The ClientEarth founder might dream of Mai-Tais in Tahiti, but he's committed to driving the development and enforcement of green policy around the world over the next decade
ECIU's Richard Black asks if the outlook for national climate action plans - and therefore the Paris Agreement's goals - could be better than it appears
Vatican calls on world leaders to step up decarbonisation and public engagement efforts
Sandbag's Phil MacDonald argues last week's agreed reforms to the EU ETS won't solve the problem of low carbon prices
UK becomes one of the first countries in the world to fully ratify amendment to Montreal Protocol extending crackdown on HFCs to cooling technologies
Lengthy document summarises states' positions on how to review and improve national climate action plans