Politics

Government joins France, Spain, and the Netherlands in exiting Treaty over fears it could enable legal action against decarbonisation efforts

New research explores how government can 'design out inequalities' in net zero policymaking, as it warns current climate policies could hurt some of the UK's poorest households

Conservative peer and former chair of the Climate Change Committee submits witness statement in support of legal action accusing government of breaching Climate Change Act

Think tank seeks to calculate the full extent of UK's gas bill since energy crisis and Russia's invasion of Ukraine began

Major behavioural research finds widespread support for climate action worldwide, but that many significantly underestimate their fellow citizens' willingness to act

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: February part one

New data from The Climate Coalition's Local Intelligence Hub pinpoints 24 marginal constituencies where green policies could prove decisive

YouGov poll suggests majority of MPs back installation of solar panels, heat pumps, and energy storage as standard on new build properties

Labour's clean power plan provides voters with the security that change is coming, while also providing investors and businesses with certainty, writes Sarah Boyack MSP

Does Labour's scaled back green investment plan represent a betrayal of the green economy or the most ambitious decarbonisation strategy ever put forward by a major Party?