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The Prime Minister has enough flaws to be a genuine contender for the title of worst in modern history, but in one crucial area she got some big calls right

The news Ineos has lobbied against EU pollution rules provides a further reminder of the huge environmental risks inherent to a 'no deal' Brexit

Businesses know they have to transition towards a net zero emission future, the big question is how fast they should make the journey

The Spring Statement may have been overshadowed by the rolling Brexit crisis, but it could mark a major turning point for the UK's green economy

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