European Union

Weak European renewable energy goals originated with Shell lobby pitch for gas – not renewable energy – to provide pathway for decarbonisation, access to information papers show

The tragic deaths in the Mediterranean are precisely in line with the predictions of climate security analysts, without urgent action they could herald an era of mass migration and international tension

Provisional figures suggest 17 of 28 member states have already met legal limits for the end of this year

Committee approval of seven per cent cap on crop-based fuels and emissions reporting set to be backed by full Parliament later this month

In the wake of Bournemouth becoming the world's first sustainable fish city, Green MEP Molly Scott Cato reveals how communities and businesses can help tackle over-fishing

As Nigel Farage unveils plan to boost fishing industry, environmental group slams is European Parliament voting record

New report reveals how many European trade associations have tried to water down climate change policies even as their members demand greater action

Just a handful of countries expected to hit 31 March deadline to submit Intended Nationally Determined Contributions

Ministers support wide-ranging new plan to unite energy markets and drive climate action

22 companies tell heads of state to back plans showing "Europe is serious about securing and decarbonising its energy supplies"