Legislation

Apple announces renewables milestone, as company sets out opposition to EPA attempts to scrap Clean Power Plan

Survey suggests over 80 per cent of people want UK keep current food safety regulations, even if it killed prospects of a US trade deal

Christiana Figueres joins chorus of industry and green groups urging for ambitious action to decarbonise shipping sector, as crucial IMO talks rest on a 'knife edge'

Ministers could change important laws without proper parliamentary process, warns ClientEarth's Tom West

Scientists find an estimated 30 per cent drop in plastic bags on the seabed in the same timeframe as charges were introduced in European countries

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