Politics

Kemi Badenoch to ramp up attacks on Labour’s net zero plans with pledge to issue new wave of oil and gas drilling licenses for the North Sea

Government sets out proposals for new contract regime designed to catalyse investment in scaling up the fledgling carbon removals sector

New research reveals the scale of 'misleading' news reports, editorials, and opinion articles that continue to cast electric vehicles in a negative light - but what do editors have against a technology that is more popular than ever?

Reform Deputy Leader Richard Tice calls on renewables developers not to pursue new offshore wind projects in the UK

Marc Hudson at the University of Sussex explores why wind farms are the subject of such controversy, even when they continue to command support from the vast majority of the public

Microgeneration records are being toppled and now larger projects are enjoying a wave of planning approvals - are the UK's ambitious clean power plans starting to be realised?

The EU has introduced stronger policies on air quality, biodiversity, and climate, while many UK environmental policy frameworks have largely stood still, new research alleges

Alarm bells are ringing inside COP30 Presidency at the dearth of NDCs submitted by Paris Agreement signatories with just weeks to go until UN-set deadline

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves reportedly tasks Treasury officials with drawing up further planning reforms that could see some environmental protection rules stripped back

From clean energy and EV manufacturing to energy efficiency and heat pumps - the UK's low carbon economy is the right place to look for growth, writes Dr Steve Coulter from Green Alliance