Legislation

Road test reveals cars emit seven times the permitted level of exhaust emissions when tested in real-world conditions

Critics say plan to make councils responsible for policing pollution in urban areas offers no extra money or new powers

Andrew Warren ponders how the government plans to meet its carbon-saving targets with no Green Deal

BREAKING: Government to end key element of popular subsidy scheme, but could reintroduce it next year depending on wider review

Susanne Baker of the EEF argues the European Commission risks hampering the development of re-manufacturing models through its legislation-focused approach to the circular economy

Environmental groups band together to call on agency to improve laws for disposal of wastewater, often dumped in places that could leak toxic chemicals

Manufacturers' organisation EEF is calling for 'wide-sweeping reform' of green legislation - but is a legislative overhaul the best way to enhance environmental protection and industrial competitiveness?

Matthew Farrow argues the usual suspects need some help, mainstream businesses need to make their voices heard on the importance of tackling air pollution

UK's timber trade association signs up to support the WWF's Forests Campaign and calls for changes to EU regulations

Local media reports on government plan to scale back emissions reduction target to a 37 per cent cut by 2020 against 1990 levels