Policy

National governments must step in to help towns and cities finance the green infrastructure revolution, argue Sarah Colenbrander and Denise Chan

Boris Johnson has said he supports the UK's net zero goal, but his past statements on climate action are characteristically inconsistent - will the Prime Minister finally offer unequivocal support for the green economy?

Government's late flurry of report publications continues, as Defra releases a tranche of consultation responses firming up its plans for imminent Environment Bill

Former Foreign Secretary will be under pressure to deliver a raft of net zero and green Brexit policies in the coming weeks

Court of Appeal to hear claims against airport expansion in the autumn after ruling the case raises 'important issues'

With the imminent Energy White Paper apparently on hold for the new Prime Minister, the government has instead released a wave of clean energy policy consultations

The government must meet these milestones if net zero is to become a reality, argues Danial Sturge from the Energy Systems Catapult

Overseas aid, local planning, and energy regulator Ofgem are just three of the areas where experts fear much needed net zero mandates are urgently required

UK capital becomes first to secure official status in a move designed to highlight how urban environments can better support biodiversity and public wellbeing

Directors of the arts organisation pledge to respond to climate emergency with actions across Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St. Ives