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Labour

The reverse Farage effect: How attempts to polarise the climate debate have 'not really borne fruit'

Politics

The reverse Farage effect: How attempts to polarise the climate debate have 'not really borne fruit'

Almost two thirds of Brits back net zero targets and the UK's clean energy push, despite attempts to stoke up opposition - is the 'climate backlash' in danger of being over-stated?

clock 15 May 2025 • 8 min read
To unlock growth and resilience, nature must be at the heart of planning reform

Politics

To unlock growth and resilience, nature must be at the heart of planning reform

Done right, the Planning and Infrastructure Bill can make environmental regulations smarter and more strategic, helping unlock investment in nature recovery, writes Labour MP Polly Billington

clock 12 May 2025 • 3 min read
Will the government's planning overhaul trigger a 'regression' in nature safeguards?

Legislation

Will the government's planning overhaul trigger a 'regression' in nature safeguards?

Office for Environmental Protection warns current iteration of Planning and Infrastructure Bill would weaken environmental protections, further fuelling nature campaigners' fears landmark legislation lacks sufficient safeguards

clock 02 May 2025 • 7 min read
CCC: UK climate resilience efforts are 'slow, stalled or heading in wrong direction'

Policy

CCC: UK climate resilience efforts are 'slow, stalled or heading in wrong direction'

Government slammed by Climate Change Committee for continued failure to prepare for the rapidly worsening and costly impacts of climate change

clock 30 April 2025 • 9 min read
Report: UK must grow nuclear baseload to bolster 'ever-growing' renewables capacity

Nuclear

Report: UK must grow nuclear baseload to bolster 'ever-growing' renewables capacity

Government urged to seize opportunity to harness nuclear development to drive clean energy growth, boost the economy, and create a highly skilled workforce

clock 23 April 2025 • 6 min read
Why calls are growing for the government to axe illegal deforestation from UK supply chains

Supply chain

Why calls are growing for the government to axe illegal deforestation from UK supply chains

Seventy per cent of Brits back government action to prevent the sale of products linked to illegal deforestation overseas, WWF poll finds

clock 23 April 2025 • 5 min read
Study: Trebling solar capacity by 2030 would require just 0.4 per cent of UK land

Solar

Study: Trebling solar capacity by 2030 would require just 0.4 per cent of UK land

Deploying sufficient solar power to deliver a clean UK power system this decade would require less land than is currently covered by golf courses, new satellite analysis claims

clock 15 April 2025 • 5 min read
 'A national embarrassment': UK imports goods linked to the destruction of a Liverpool-sized forest each year

Supply chain

'A national embarrassment': UK imports goods linked to the destruction of a Liverpool-sized forest each year

Global Witness analysis reveals UK is continuing to import a raft of goods that are directly driving deforestation around the world

clock 20 March 2025 • 4 min read
Prime Minister confirms £200m National Wealth Fund investment at Grangemouth

Investment

Prime Minister confirms £200m National Wealth Fund investment at Grangemouth

Keir Starmer confirms fresh funding and new 'training guarantee' ahead of Grangemouth oil refinery closure

clock 24 February 2025 • 4 min read
Labour goes nuclear: Planning overhaul promises to fast track new nuclear projects

Nuclear

Labour goes nuclear: Planning overhaul promises to fast track new nuclear projects

Government reveals planning revamp and new task force to make it easier to bring new nuclear plants and SMRs on line

clock 06 February 2025 • 5 min read
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