Policy
Brexit: Treasury analysis assumes no economic benefit from deregulation drive
Controversial government forecasts signal very marginal economic gain from changes to regulation - suggesting ministers remain firm in commitment to uphold standards
Good COP, bad COP: Can the UN Climate Summit deliver?
BusinessGreen takes a deep dive into the key opportunities and stumbling blocks that are set to shape next week's UN Climate Summit in Poland
Net Zero: EU Commission targets 'climate neutral and prosperous' Europe by 2050
EU Commission adopts draft long-term strategy to deliver net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
'The time is now': Government unveils plans for UK's first carbon capture and usage project
Edinburgh Summit to see release of new action plan designed to deliver UK's first major CCUS project by the mid-2020s
New Green Watchdog: Independent or captured from the start?
IEMA's Martin Baxter sets out the three criteria against which the government's imminent plans for a new post-Brexit Green Watchdog should be measured
Energy efficiency slowdown threatening EU targets
European Environment Agency warns rising energy consumption means EU at risk of missing crucial energy and climate targets
'I don't believe it': Trump rejects findings of official US climate assessment
US President sceptical of research from his own administration suggesting climate change will cost US economy billions of dollars
Unilever, Coca-Cola, and others demand net zero UK emissions by 2050 'at the latest'
Group of corporates write to Prime Minister calling for UK to set legally binding climate targets in line with latest science
Draft G20 statement waters down Paris climate commitment
Argentinian official says ambiguity over the Paris Agreement is needed to avoid a split with the US, days before critical UN climate talks begin
10 years in, the Climate Change Act is about to face its first real test
As the Climate Change Act turns 10, James Murray offers an end-of-term report
No such thing as too much information - The Science and Politics of Climate Change
Michael Gove's speech on the unveiling of the UK's latest climate projections - in full
Michael Gove: 'It is clear that the planet and its weather patterns are changing before our eyes'
'Stark reality': UK Climate Projections report warns UK facing risk of 'devastating impacts'
How the Climate Change Act took on NIMTO
Ten years ago today Martyn Williams was celebrating the passage of the Climate Change Act, but what did the historic legislation aim to achieve?
The Climate Change Act at 10: Baroness Bryony Worthington on the best thing she ever did
BusinessGreen catches up with one of the key architects of the Climate Change Act to reflect on a decade of green achievements and frustrations
MPs rev up plan to tackle EV charging confusion
Private Members Bill aims to apply one standard payment method to all EV chargers
The Climate Change Act at 10: The infrastructure revolution is just picking up steam
Chair of the National Infrastructure Commission Sir John Armitt reflects on 10 years of the Climate Change Act
Ten years on: What the Climate Change Act means to me
BusinessGreen speaks to key figures across the green economy as they reflect on the legacy of the UK's trail-blazing Climate Change Act
High Court quashes Sajid Javid's rejection of Druridge Bay coal mine
Bank's Mining wins appeal against former Housing and Communities Secretary's rejection of new open cast coal mine on climate grounds
Net Zero: 50 Tory MPs back legally-binding UK climate goal before 2050
More than 150 MPs have now signed letter calling on Prime Minister to enshrine net zero emissions target in law
Polish government split over coal ahead of UN climate summit
The energy minister has published a statement in defence of coal, which was swiftly disavowed by the presidency of the upcoming COP24 climate negotiations
Give up on the 2020 target for smart meters, NAO tells government
Damning report suggests government's flagship smart energy programme will run over time and over budget
Brexit Political Declaration: UK and EU reaffirm climate cooperation
UK and EU 'provisionally agree' non-binding basic framework for future relationship, covering trade in goods, energy, and services
Degrowth is the radical post-Brexit future the UK needs
Brexit is a looming crisis, but the ensuing chaos is an opportunity to create a radical alternative vision for the UK. Degrowth is the future we need, argues Joe Herbert from Newcastle University
MPs raise alarm over nitrate pollution 'time bomb'
Environmental Audit Committee calls for robust new regulatory and enforcement regime to tackle soil and water pollution
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