Policy

Annual Climate Change Performance Index points to mixed progress among world's 58 highest emitters

Report from Institute for Government calls on Ministers to engage more extensively with external sources of evidence and analysis when designing energy policies, warning that departments have 'at times been too insular'

In its current form the Environment Bill risks undermining the UK's aspiration for green leadership, argues ClientEarth lawyer Hatti Owens

Over next five months more than 500 hectares of trees are to be planted in 10 community forests across England, the government has announced

Mining giant announces it will achieve target by ramping up 'transition metals' business while delivering 'responsible stewardship' of its coal assets

From lab grown meat to oil industry write downs, BusinessGreen brings together the biggest green business stories from around the world this week

Congress is likely to block any climate legislation the Biden administration pursues, but other courses of action are available

The implications that flow from the upgrading of the UK's 2030 carbon target are hard to underestimate - the economy is about to change for the better

A lack of funding and strategic support from central government is making it difficult for local authorities to support the drive for net zero emissions, imperiling the entire national mission, a new Green Alliance report argues

Water quality, air quality, nature protection, and the decarbonisation of the housing sector have all been damaged by deregulation and the erosion of enforcement capacity, according to a damning new report from Unchecked UK