Legislation

More than 430,000 premature deaths caused by air pollution each year, European Environment Agency finds

Check-list from think tank E3G categorises key issues that will contribute to the success or failure of the Paris agreement

Government failure to act 'immediately' to Supreme Court's April ruling puts it in breach of legal decision, argues ClientEarth

Letter from Amber Rudd revealing UK is forecast to fall 3.5 percentage points short of target exposes ‘dark side of government energy policy', says Greenpeace

Fracking in Sites of Special Scientific Interest and other protected areas will be banned in latest shale gas policy reversal, but green campaigners warn more stringent regulation still needed

International diplomats gather in Dubai to begin process of outlawing potent greenhouse gas used in fridges and air conditioning units

Late amendment to finance bill will stop community energy programmes from accessing tax relief in order to avoid "misuse"

MEPs outraged as biggest three European countries push for watered down nitrogen oxide targets ahead of crucial EU vote

Members of Secondary Legislation Committee will meet today to discuss changes to legislation that critics say could ease ban on fracking in National Parks

Obama's Clean Power Plan has been made law via a new rule in the federal register, sparking a flood of legal challenges from coal-dependent states