Politics

Reports over the weekend suggest Labour could further water down its green investment strategy, but Party spokesperson insists claims are ‘complete nonsense’

LSE and University of Cambridge analysis calls for 'coherent set of public policies' and funding boost equivalent to around one per cent of GDP to address climate change and biodiversity loss

Aldersgate Group research sets out a roadmap towards mandatory TNFD-aligned disclosure rules

The EU mulls bolder climate targets, UEFA debuts climate fund, and Australia advances CCS plans in this week's round up of green business news from around the world

Labour is proposing one of the world's most ambitious green economic programmes, but legitimate questions remain over precisely how it intends to deliver on its stretching goals

New campaign 'bible' sets out raft of hugely ambitious green energy goals, but questions remain over £28bn a year investment plan

Top energy executives to offer Labour advice on how to accelerate delivery and curb costs for major infrastructure projects

The government's new North Sea oil legislation is a political stunt that will harm the UK's ability to push for high climate ambition on an international stage, writes Caroline Lucas MP

Labour leader promises to tackle the UK's environmental challenges, as he accuses PM of 'weaponising' climate policies

Former COP26 President follows Chris Skidmore in confirming he will not vote for the government's controversial Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill