Policy

Rachel Kyte sets out the ways the international community can work together to divert much-needed financial flows to climate solutions in vulnerable countries

Latest LSE analysis reveals 80 framework climate litigation cases have been filed against governments since 2005

Meeting net zero can boost UK's energy sovereignty and guard against volatile fossil fuel prices, Climate Change Committee and National Infrastructure Commission tell new Prime Minister

Truss's first speech as PM touts vision for 'aspiration nation' characterised by tax cuts and business-led growth, but leaves out any mention of net zero, nature, or the climate crisis

Report from Green Finance Institute details how financial innovation could help meet rising consumer demand for energy efficiency improvements

But conflicting reports mean questions remain over how much new price fixing approach will cost – and who will pay for it

Engineering association warns 'waste hierarchy' that informs UK policy decisions on waste and recycling is 'inadequate and not fit-for-purpose'

Liz Truss may have been confirmed as the next Prime Minister, but her approach to the big energy and environmental issues facing the UK remains remarkably opaque

Green business figures, politicians, think tanks, experts and more react to news that Britain has a new PM

BREAKING: Incoming Prime Minister promises to 'govern as a Conservative', as she pledges to tackle people's soaring bills and long term energy supply concerns