Updating and developing UK green standards domestically post-Brexit presents significant practical and legal challenges, according to new report from the UK Environmental Law Association
A month into the New Year, levels of nitrogen dioxide in the capital have breached legal limits on Brixton Road
Plan to transfer REACH legislation into UK law is unworkable, warns Labour MP Kerry McCarthy
Labour's Kerry McCarthy argues that the government's approach to chemical regulation post-Brexit is jeopardising the health of the public, animals and the natural environment
Regulatory framework for heat networks would improve customer experience, drive down prices and cut investment risk, industry report concludes
New government consultation puts domestic burning of wood and coal under scrutiny, as policymakers search for new strategies to boost air quality
As London prepares to break its annual legal limit for air pollution for 2018 within a month, the UK and others are facing growing pressure from Brussels to clean up their air
Government seeks to reassure businesses of continued alignment with environmental rules during transition period, as Lords slam 'flawed' withdrawal bill and energy trade risks
UK government once again forced to defend its plans to tackle air pollution in face of ClientEarth legal challenge
Cabinet secretary for environment, climate change, and land reform tells BusinessGreen why Holyrood fears Scotland's climate efforts could be 'held back' by Brexit