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Ferrybridge is one of the UK's last remaining coal powered plants | Credit: Foto43 Flikr photostream
Official government estimates suggest UK emissions now at 1890 levels, with hopes that transport emissions are finally dipping
The UK's greenhouse gas emissions fell by three per cent last year, thanks largely to the ongoing decline in coal power in the country's electricity system. Official estimates released this morning...
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