Politics

New analysis suggests plans to upgrade 19 million homes will could create four million employment opportuntities, as internal row over Opposition’s green plans intensifies

Friends of the Earth, ClientEarth, and the Good Law Project claim updated Carbon Budget Delivery Plan is unlawful because it fails to account for the uncertainties associated with early-stage technologies

The UK's climate policy progress has stalled, but how does it get back on track? That was the question for policy experts gathered at yesterday's Institute for Government conference

The government is on track to miss its climate finance pledges - a breach of trust that would do enormous damage to both global climate efforts and the UK's own interests

In an address delivered to City of London's European offices, Chris Skidmore MP calls for deeper UK-European partnership on decarbonisation in

Government rejects accusations it is planning to ditch £11.6bn overseas climate finance promise, but former Minister warns target has become near-impossible to meet

Zac Goldsmith's resignation is just the latest warning to government that it must ramp up its support of climate and environmental issues, writes CEN's Cameron Smith

Prime Minister dismisses widespread concerns the UK is rapidly falling behind in the global race to net zero amid growing competition from the US, EU, and China

As he steps down from the Climate Change Committee after 10 years, the Conservative peer has vowed to continue to make the case for a faster net zero transition

The government's decarbonisation policies are under fire from those who think they are not ambitious enough – and those who want them ditched altogether