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Policy

Campaigners warn India free trade deal could result in higher levels of pesticides in UK food

Biodiversity

Campaigners warn India free trade deal could result in higher levels of pesticides in UK food

Pesticide Action Network UK and Sustain Alliance warn proposed trade deal with India could result in more 'Highly Hazardous Pesticides' in food staples

clock 04 August 2022 • 5 min read
Are Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak on a climate collision course with the public?

Politics

Are Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak on a climate collision course with the public?

Truss and Sunak are battling it out to demonstrate to Conservative viewers their distaste for onshore renewables - but will their contradictory stances on climate action ultimately prove their electoral and economic undoing?

clock 03 August 2022 • 8 min read
Local authorities falling behind on EV charging ambitions, new report warns

Policy

Local authorities falling behind on EV charging ambitions, new report warns

Lack of resource and funding from central government means Local Authorities are off track to meet EV charger deployment goals, a new study has today warned

clock 03 August 2022 • 3 min read
Can the UK still become world's first net zero finance centre?

Policy

Can the UK still become world's first net zero finance centre?

The new PM must act fast to amend the Financial Services and Markets Bill so that it drives positive outcomes for the climate and nature, writes WWF's Karen Ellis

clock 03 August 2022 • 4 min read
'Our fields shouldn't be full of solar panels': Truss vows to crackdown on renewables development

Politics

'Our fields shouldn't be full of solar panels': Truss vows to crackdown on renewables development

Latest Tory leadership race hustings sees favourite double down on support for domestic fossil fuel extraction

clock 02 August 2022 • 5 min read
Net Zero Tracker: Listed companies must reduce carbon intensity 10 per cent a year meet Paris Agreement goals

Net Zero Now

Net Zero Tracker: Listed companies must reduce carbon intensity 10 per cent a year meet Paris Agreement goals

New report from NMSCI calculates that world's biggest companies need to cut emissions intensity by 8-10 per cent each year through to 2050 to put them on a 1.5C trajectory

clock 02 August 2022 • 3 min read
The next PM must move fast to unlock investment in long duration energy storage

Politics

The next PM must move fast to unlock investment in long duration energy storage

Long duration energy storage is vital for Britain’s energy security, and the next Tory leader must urgently respond to industry proposals to grow the market, writes Drax's Will Gardiner

clock 02 August 2022 • 4 min read
Scotland to ban fossil fuel powered boilers in new homes from 2024

Policy

Scotland to ban fossil fuel powered boilers in new homes from 2024

Scottish Government unveils plans to ensure all new homes and properties are fitted with low carbon alternatives to gas boilers

clock 02 August 2022 • 2 min read
Government fires up £635m Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme

Efficiency

Government fires up £635m Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme

Building upgrades at schools and hospitals promise to slash energy bills by up to £650m a year, as government looks to tackle soaring energy costs

clock 02 August 2022 • 4 min read
Households can now take a 'home energy MOT', but are the UK's efficiency efforts stalling?

Efficiency

Households can now take a 'home energy MOT', but are the UK's efficiency efforts stalling?

Government debuts new online service designed to offer tailored, impartial advice on how to save energy, but launch comes amidst reports plans to boost efficiency funding have stalled

clock 01 August 2022 • 6 min read
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