CCC
Are the restrictions on the UK's Net Zero review 'unlawful'?
Letter from campaign group Plan B seeks clarification on rationale behind the government's decision to keep medium term carbon targets 'out of the scope' of CCC's net zero target review
Crumbling coastlines: 520,000 coastal homes and business at risk of seaside flooding
With sea levels rising, Committee on Climate Change urges major overhaul of government's management of coastal flooding and erosion
Net Zero: Labour calls on government to let CCC assess near term carbon targets
Labour's Alan Whitehead says it remains unclear why the new review of the UK's long term climate goals should exclude existing carbon budgets
Clean Growth: Government claims 'huge progress', but challenges remain
Government publishes 82-page progress report in response to CCC's latest round of clean growth recommendations
Net Zero: BT announces 2045 net zero emissions pledge
Telecoms giant responds to IPCC's clarion call with new, more ambitious decarbonisation target
CCC: 'More action needed' to tackle rising heat wave risk
'The high temperatures and lack of rain in the UK are an example of increasing risks from climate change that the CCC highlighted to Government two years ago,' says influential watchdog
'Short of our expectations': CCC warns government new Road to Zero strategy puts UK carbon targets at risk
Watchdog warns 'lack of clarity' and 'missed opportunities' mean new strategy does not go far enough in tackling rising vehicle emissions - and it is not alone in its criticism
Net Zero: Judge postpones decision on UK carbon target case
Plan B Earth is seeking a judicial review of UK government's failure to fast track more ambitious 2050 climate targets, but will have to wait on Judge's decision
Heathrow: MPs prepare for crunch vote as debate over environmental protections rages on
Government expected to win approval for third runway, but questions over climate impact, environmental safeguards, and Boris Johnson's whereabouts remain
Opposing onshore UK windfarms 'means higher energy bills'
Ministers told there is no logical argument against turbines in areas that want them
