Labour Party

An Infrastructure Commission is a step in the right direction, argues Matthew Spencer, but it won't be able to tackle issues like Heathrow and fracking without more public involvement

Oliver Coppard is seeking to swap his sustainability job for a seat in the House of Commons, the only problem is the Deputy Prime Minister is standing in the way

Environment Secretary Liz Truss argues controversial report was 'not analytically robust', as she again blocks calls to publish unredacted version

Dr Adam Corner reveals how new research has hit on the words and arguments that are most likely to resonate with right wing politicians as they consider how to respond to climate change

Climate change and carbon budgets mean UK fracking was always likely to be a temporary phenomenon, Ministers need to reflect on where their surrender to unjustified hype is leading them

Shale gas faces uncertain times as MPs vote on the Infrastructure Bill and a decision on Cuadrilla's project in Lancashire looms

Labour promises ambitious stance for Paris Summit, as Greens report surge in membership following latest row over exclusion from TV debates

Government accepts legislative amendments on 'well-by-well' disclosure and groundwater pollution, but opponents say bill remains flawed

MP Christopher Chope proposes to end subsidies for offshore wind farms and ban turbines within 15 miles of coastline

As David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash in the Commons over TV debates, Green Leader urges rivals to support party's inclusion