Policy

The country is missing a strong and strategic coalition of pro-climate interest groups, according to research

The move comes as the government prepares to launch new 'Plan for Water' strategy this week that could see firms potentially face unlimited fines for regulatory breaches

Conservative MP and UK net zero tsar gives his verdict on the government’s 'Green Day' response to his Net Zero Review

Tax relief on Energy Saving Materials has been extended to Northern Ireland a year after it was introduced in England, Wales, and Scotland

Campaign to offer guidance on how organisations can reduce their energy bills while slashing emissions

The Labour Party has used new figures from the Environment Agency to launch a fresh attack on the Conservatives for the impact of sewage pollution in the UK

EU nature protection, the US coal to renewables transition, and China's renewables planning rules all feature in this week's Global Briefing

New Trans-Pacific partnership will see tariffs cut on a range of exports fuelling fears deal could exacerbate palm oil-related deforestation

As reports of low-quality carbon credits abound, MRV frameworks must be carefully developed and judiciously implemented, writes the Grantham Research Institute's Leo Mercer

Yesterday's 'Green Day' package offered the good, the bad, and the ugly of the UK's climate policy programme