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'Our country's filthy air is shortening lives': UK mayors call for 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles
Cross-party group of Mayors representing over 20 million people call on government to pull forward ban on sale of petrol and diesel vehicles
Hawaii's Governor: Governments should be agile to tech disruptions
An atrophied muscle needs to be flexed more
Green watchdog: Commons approves government concession amendment
Environmental watchdog will now be given more 'teeth' to police UK green standards post-Brexit
Smart meters are set to hamper, not help, the EV rollout
Andrew Warren of the British Energy Efficiency Federation says current SMETS1 smart meters are not equipped to enable smart EV charging
Fast-track Europe to net zero emissions, campaigners urge
Coalition of environment and investor groups calls on EU leaders to draw up plans for net zero strategy
EU closes in on clean energy package, with Spain, Italy joining push for higher targets
The EU is near agreement on measures to put its 2030 climate target into action, with a meeting of energy ministers on Monday swinging towards more ambition
G7 Summit: G6 backs 'ambitious' climate action and ocean protection plan, as Trump storms out
'Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the European Union reaffirm their strong commitment to implement the Paris Agreement, through ambitious climate action'
Opposing onshore UK windfarms 'means higher energy bills'
Ministers told there is no logical argument against turbines in areas that want them
G7: Trump set to leave early, skipping climate session
Divide between Trump and other G7 leaders grows deeper as Trump snubs discussion on climate change
Gove hints at Green Watchdog compromise as Brexit tensions escalate
Tensions within government are intensifying as Parliament prepares for next week's critical EU Withdrawal Bill vote
Heathrow and the Jumbo in the room
Can a third runway really be compatible with the UK's climate targets? Depressingly, it looks as if the government has zero interest in finding out
Why investors should worry as much about 'stranded workers' as 'stranded assets'
In the past major economic shifts have created winners and losers - what risks does the low-carbon transition pose?
Brexit: Keep EU green trading rules for goods (or risk EV shortage)
Non-partisan think tank Open Europe argues UK should accept EU regulations on goods, as separate study raises fears of Brexit disruption to EV market
Repowering our way through the wreckage
Britain's oldest onshore wind turbines will soon be 20 years old - the government should ensure they are repowered rather than dismantled, argues Labour's Alan Whitehead
Reports: Pope to gather top oil execs and investors for climate change summit
BP, BlackRock, Equinor and ExxonMobil expected to attend Vatican this week to discuss climate change
Green Lunch with… London deputy mayor Shirley Rodrigues
London's deputy mayor for environment and energy joins BusinessGreen for a pub lunch at the Roebuck in Southwark
Senior politicians urge government to adopt net zero target
Zac Goldsmith, Ed Miliband, Caroline Lucas and Baroness Featherstone among the cross-party group of politicians to sign letter backing 2050 net zero target
Jonathan Bartley and Sian Berry to stand for Green Party co-leadership
Announcement follows Caroline Lucas' decision not to run in this year's leadership election
What's changed? A year on from Trump's Paris exit
Last year's shock announcement from the US president made headlines around the world, but has the US withdrawal put a pin in climate ambitions?
Caroline Lucas to stand down as Green Party co-leader
Party's only MP will not run for a third term as party leader
Laurence Tubiana: Britain needs a green Brexit to help protect Paris Agreement
French diplomat issues rallying cry for Britain to pursue greenest possible EU exit, to preserve its influence on world stage
Breath-taking audacity: The government's absurdist air quality plan is leaving the public's health at risk
The Green Party's Molly Scott Cato slams the government's attempts to paint its air quality plan as more ambitious than EU rules
Hotting up: Government urged to lead G7 in embracing net zero target
Influential Bright Blue think tank argues there is a compelling economic, political, environmental, and legal case for adopting a binding net zero emission target
US launches nuclear initiative to cut carbon with Canada, Japan, UK
While the Trump administration generally avoids discussion of climate change, it is participating in a coalition to promote 'clean, reliable' nuclear power
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