Climate Change Act

Leading economist argues that even under a low oil price scenario UK can expect net GDP gains from delivering fourth carbon budget

Committee on Climate Change's new chief executive, Matthew Bell, makes case for cost effective decarbonisation

If environmental red tape is the source of so many economic woes, why is the evidence of the harm they cause so sketchy?

The latest attack on the Climate Change Act is perhaps the most confusing and incoherent yet

Jonathan Church, climate and energy lawyer for ClientEarth, explains why Owen Paterson is wrong to suggest the CCA can be halted

As the former Environment Secretary attacks the UK's climate strategy it is important to remember that it remains a howl from the margins of British politics

"You can almost hear the nation's sigh of relief that he's no longer sitting anywhere near the control room"

The former environment secretary and sacked cricketer may not appear to have much in common, but look a little closer

Former cabinet colleague warns ripping up the Climate Change Act would be 'one of the most stupid economic decisions imaginable'

New report from Cambridge Econometrics explores how decarbonisation's efficiency savings, health benefits and energy security gains will boost UK GDP by 1.1 per cent