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George Eustice

Is a proposed ban on new off-grid oil boilers really about to become a 'rural ULEZ'?

Policy

Is a proposed ban on new off-grid oil boilers really about to become a 'rural ULEZ'?

Ministers are facing fresh calls to delay new rules to end the sale of off grid oil boilers, prompting warnings from green policy experts that government is failing to do enough to support the UK's heat pump roll out

clock 09 August 2023 • 13 min read
Tory leadership race: Truss and Sunak step up their net zero and nature rhetoric - but will the next PM deliver?

Politics

Tory leadership race: Truss and Sunak step up their net zero and nature rhetoric - but will the next PM deliver?

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss seek to burnish green policy credentials as Tory leadership contest edges towards final fortnight – but beyond the rhetoric, how much more have we learned?

clock 17 August 2022 • 14 min read
UK joins US, EU, and Brazil in global sustainable food production coalition

Supply chain

UK joins US, EU, and Brazil in global sustainable food production coalition

Decision to join Sustainable Productivity Growth Coalition comes in wake of UK government's much-criticised new National Food Strategy

clock 24 June 2022 • 2 min read
A 'sea change'? Government unveils plans to halt sewage flows into UK waters

Policy

A 'sea change'? Government unveils plans to halt sewage flows into UK waters

Proposals come as water companies admit to discharging raw sewage more than 372,000 times into England’s rivers, estuaries, and seas last year

clock 31 March 2022 • 3 min read
Government set to miss tree-planting target, National Audit Office warns

Legislation

Government set to miss tree-planting target, National Audit Office warns

National Audit Office says Defra lay down unrealistic timeline for key element of the UK's net zero strategy

clock 07 March 2022 • 3 min read
'An historic shift': Government unveils new nature recovery funding schemes

Policy

'An historic shift': Government unveils new nature recovery funding schemes

Defra says new Local Nature Recovery and Landscape Recovery schemes will work in conjunction with incoming Sustainable Farming Incentive

clock 05 January 2022 • 6 min read
UK's post-Brexit farming subsidy plan draws anger from green groups

Policy

UK's post-Brexit farming subsidy plan draws anger from green groups

Environmental groups warn measures farming incentive plans unveiled today fall far short of delivering the ‘nature-positive’ agriculture sector promised by government

clock 02 December 2021 • 5 min read
Government steps up effort to 'turn tide on plastic' with plan to extend bans on single-use packaging

Legislation

Government steps up effort to 'turn tide on plastic' with plan to extend bans on single-use packaging

Defra confirms it will consult on banning plastic plates and cutlery, as it works towards goal of preventing all avoidable plastic waste by 2042

clock 27 August 2021 • 3 min read
Blue Planet Fund hands out first £16.2m to global marine protection efforts

Politics

Blue Planet Fund hands out first £16.2m to global marine protection efforts

Programmes bringing together UK science and developing nations will aim to help enable marine habitat recovery

clock 13 August 2021 • 3 min read

BusinessGreen

Waste not, want not: How the waste and recycling industry could prove integral to the net zero transition

Major new report from the Environmental Services Association urges government to seize opportunity to slash emissions from waste and mobilise £10bn of green investment

clock 01 July 2021 • 7 min read
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