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planning

Policy

Local town plans 'not dealing with climate change effectively'

Research led by Town and Country Planning Association claims most new local plans in England not adequately addressing emissions or adaptation

clock 02 December 2016 • 2 min read

Aviation

Heathrow has got the green light, but could environmental concerns still stop the third runway?

Heathrow expansion faces host of potential legal challenges on air quality, noise and climate - Is Boris Johnson right, is a third runway undeliverable?

clock 26 October 2016 • 9 min read

Infrastructure

Government calls in Druridge Bay coal mine planning approval on climate change grounds

Letter on behalf of Communities Secretary Sajid Javid requests information on 'extent to which the proposed development is consistent with government policies for meeting the challenge of climate change'

clock 08 September 2016 • 2 min read

Solar

Green light for 4MW solar farm on Nottinghamshire green belt

Earthworm Energy's plans to construct 15,000 PV panels near Calverton in Gedling secures planning permission

clock 25 August 2016 • 2 min read

Politics

What will the new Metro Mayors mean for regional energy?

It could be regional centres - rather than national government - that lead the way on low-carbon development, suggests Ashden's Simon Brammer

clock 19 August 2016 • 5 min read

Politics

Eric Pickles touts UK's leading role in fast-evolving renewables industry

Former DCLG Secretary, who gained notoriety for intervening in unprecedented numbers of planning applications for wind farms, champions growth of wind and solar in the UK

clock 11 August 2016 • 3 min read

Politics

Will millennials demand a greener economy?

Almost 90 per cent of young people think it is important for corporations to take better care of the environment, according to a new survey for youth campaign group A Focus on Nature

clock 26 July 2016 • 4 min read

Infrastructure

Has there been a worse environmental decision in modern British history?

The decision to approve an opencast coal mine runs completely counter to the government's climate strategy - it should be reversed as swiftly as possible

clock 06 July 2016 • 6 min read

Infrastructure

Green groups slam 'short-sighted' approval of Northumberland opencast coal mine

Council grants planning permission to controversial Druridge Bay coal mine, as campaigners vow to fight on

clock 06 July 2016 • 4 min read

Buildings

Green infrastructure should be at the heart of urban planning

AECOM's Robert Spencer argues green infrastructure ideas should be considered at the start of any major urban development project

clock 01 April 2016 • 4 min read
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