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It is hard not to be cynical about the recent wave of political support for climate action, but it is a sign the debate is moving forward

Yesterday's Commons debate suggested a Net Zero emission target is within reach, even if most MPs did not want to discuss it

The new Independent Group of MPs could help embed bold climate action further in the mainstream, or it could revert to tired triangulation

James Murray reflects on school strikes, theories of change, and vegan sausage rolls

James Murray reflects on a dispiriting and inspiring day, as IPPR declares #ThisIsACrisis

Theresa May would have to change the habit of a lifetime to break the deadlock, but the Labour leader has hinted a Green Brexit deal might just be possible

BP's shock decision to publish a Paris Agreement consistent strategy is a huge win for investors, but who decides how to define 'consistent'?

With 57 days to go until the UK is scheduled to leave the EU, Theresa May's Green Brexit pledges remain as vague as ever

The German coal phase out plan is a curate's egg - in truest sense of the term

The new global initiative from some of the world's biggest brands could finally help make the circular economy a reality at scale