Policy
France is lagging on eight out of nine climate targets, watchdog warns
For all President Macron's talk of 'making our planet great again', emissions are not falling fast enough in most sectors, according to an NGO scorecard
The curious case of the apologetic deregulators
When even the government is admitting its deregulation target is silly, it's probably time to can it, argues David Powell
Government to fund ammonia emissions-busting farming taskforce
New £3m support scheme to help farmers tackle harmful emissions
Warren Bill promises to beef up US climate reporting rules
Senator Elizabeth Warren unveils new Climate Risk Disclosure Act
Gove on climate action: There's 'a lot more we need to do'
Environment Secretary argues summer heatwave highlights need for bolder climate action, as reports suggest Home Secretary Sajod Javid wants to roll back environmental rules
The time to collaborate on climate action is now
The Climate Group's Helen Clarkson reflects on a week in California that highlighted how rapidly the corporate response to climate change is evolving
Reports: Treasury lining up plastic levy on fast food drinks cups in Budget
Chancellor said to considering extending 25p 'latte levy' to disposable soft drink and milkshake cups sold in fast food chains
Businesses, cities, and regions pledge to deliver net zero building sector by 2050
Signatories make combined pledge to eliminate 192 million tonnes of carbon emissions from buildings by 2050
Scotland launches Just Transition Commission to 'pave way to low carbon future'
Scottish Government announces taskforce to advise on achieving a fair transition away from fossil fuels that maximises opportunities arising from decarbonisation
Zero Carbon Capital: Businesses team up with London Mayor in decarbonisation drive
Companies have pledged to power their London-premises with 100 per cent renewable energy,as Sadiq Khan announces first London Climate Action Week
No Deal Brexit: Government reiterates environmental standards pledge, but fears remain over governance gap
Government publishes latest batch of No Deal Planning Notices, but major questions remain over impact on green businesses
Poland's plan to leave its mark on UN climate talks
Declarations on forests, electric vehicles and the impact of climate action on coal workers will be a central legacy of this year's talks in Katowice
Corporate giants step up calls for national Net Zero emission goals
Big businesses reiterate backing for net zero targets, as European Commission throw weight behind campaign for bolder emissions goals
Green Tech Task Force launches in bid to bridge UK's north-south divide
Tech Task Force will focus on smart technologies that boost resource efficiency and improve economic prospects for manufacturing regions
UN: Climate change key factor as 821 million people go hungry
Stark picture emerges of rising global hunger levels as UN report warns climate variability is adversely impacting rainfall and agricultural seasons
Could the private sector help unpick the climate finance deadlock?
Global climate talks are once again stumbling over the issue of finance - could the private sector help restore progress, asks AECOM's Robert Spencer
'An historic moment': Agriculture Bill promises to reward farmers who protect environment
Michael Gove declares new legislation underscores opportunity to deliver a "Green Brexit"
Over 130 MPs call on Prime Minister to adopt net zero emission goal
Cross-party letter urges government to adopt new long term emissions target and put UK "at the forefront of the race for investment in clean industries"
Net Zero: California unveils goal to achieve 'carbon neutrality' by 2045
Governor Jerry Brown signs 100 per cent clean power rule and surprises businesses with new industry wide decarbonisation target
What next?
As the US blogger David Roberts has highlighted the latest flurry of climate action reports all highlight how 'political will' is the crucial missing ingredient, but how can it be generated?
The coming months will determine the fate of the government's 'Green Brexit'
Benjamin Halfpenny of Greener UK argues the crunch point is approaching for the government's Green Brexit ambitions
'It's time to get off the path of suicidal emissions': World fires starting pistol on next wave of climate action
From the UN Secretary General and the global business elite to city Mayors and school children, calls are growing for a bolder approach to decarbonisation
Green number plates and electric bikes: Government revs up low carbon transport push
Department for Transport unveils new green transport proposals ahead of inaugural Zero Emission Vehicle Summit
'Everyone was frustrated': US-China stand-off holds up climate talks
A week of climate negotiations in Bangkok proceeded unevenly, as old fights about the firewall between rich and poor countries resurfaced
