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Iain Duncan Smith's proposal to abolish the carbon price floor points to a much bigger plan to undermine the government's Green Brexit vision
Minister hails emergence of smart meter-enabled tariffs
Claire Perry praises OVO Energy work to develop Vehicle to Grid technology
Green Brexit? Iain Duncan Smith calls for carbon floor price to be scrapped
Leading Brexiteer proposes axing the carbon floor price post Brexit as part of wider 'reform' of climate change policy
Brazil: Bolsonaro threatens to quit Paris climate deal
De facto presidential frontrunner says he would follow Donald Trump out of the international pact, drawing criticism from the UN's environment chief
With Potential Energy, Madison Avenue takes on climate change
Who is paying attention to 'the biggest capitalist opportunity we've ever seen'?
Trump steps up war on environmental policy
From lashing out at 'radical environmentalists' to plotting a watering down of light bulb standards, it has been a busy week for the Trump administration
Why we need an environment and climate watchdog
Green Alliance's Chaitanya Kumar spells out why a robust climate watchdog, with responsibility for climate and environment issues, is vital for a Green Brexit
Lawyers say Gove proposals for Brexit environmental watchdog are useless
Bar Council say planned new UK watchdog lacks teeth, as it will not be able to take the government to court
Fear and loathing on the climate beat
As temperature records topple and the 'Hothouse Earth' we were warned of looms, it's long past time to admit we're scared
Labour promises to 'rebalance' the economy with green energy investment
Shadow Secretary of State for Business and Energy Rebecca Long Bailey says Labour will invest in low carbon infrastructure and new green technology across every UK region
Poll: Anti-wind power Conservative MPs 'out of step' with constituents
79 Conservative MPs have previously called for block on new onshore wind, despite polls showing widespread support for new turbines among constituents
Buried UK government report finds fracking increases air pollution
Report was with ministers in 2015 but only published three years later, days after a key fracking permit was awarded
Just one per cent of MPs know energy bills and demand are falling
New survey from ECIU reveals majority of MPs think energy bills are rising across the country - when the opposite is true
UK farmers allowed to take more water from rivers as heatwave continues
Environment secretary holds drought summit with farmers to address series issues of crop failure and lack of fodder for animals
Cross-Party: Over 100 MPs write to Prime Minister calling for net zero emissions by 2050 target
Sir Bernard Jenkin and Alex Sobel step up cross-party push for the government to embrace more ambitious long term emissions target
Is the government really 'coasting on climate change'?
The government's response to the Environment Audit Committee report on green finance lays bare the good, the bad, and the ugly of the UK's decarbonisation efforts
Reports: EU climate chief steps up calls for bolder carbon targets
Miguel Arias Cañete set to make case for 45 per cent emissions reduction target for 2030
Appeal launched in carbon targets court case
Plan B and group of 11 citizens lodge formal appeal against High Court ruling blocking Judicial Review on adequacy of UK climate targets
MPs to probe clean technology's role in meeting UK carbon targets
Parliament's Science and Technology Committee launches new inquiry and call for evidence to explore the technologies needed to meet Clean Growth Strategy goals
Prime Minister: Green protections will be 'fundamental' to new UK farming subsidy system
Theresa May reiterates plans to replace CAP with new farming subsidy system that rewards environmental protection work
Solar: Welcome to the only unsubsidised source of power around
Labour's Alan Whitehead argues the government's consultation on the Feed-in Tariff scheme and support for solar proves it: there is one rule for renewables and another for non-renewables
Fracking green light: Cuadrilla gets go ahead to drill at UK's first onshore shale gas well
After independent financial resilience assessment, Cuadrilla granted fracking permit by energy and clean growth minister Claire Perry
Reports: Trump to launch fresh assault on US fuel efficiency standards
Legal battle looms as White House works up plan to revoke California's right to regulate auto emissions
MPs call for creation of Environmental Enforcement and Audit Office
Environmental Audit Committee warns 25 Year Plan for Environment 'lacks detail' on how crucial green targets will be met
