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Consumer rights group raises fresh fears over pace of smart meter roll out, as government awaits latest damning NAO report

As diesel emission fears mount, a growing number of parents now consider clean air the main factor when choosing a school

Research from Imperial College London warns many in society could lose out in areas where new infrastructure is slow to be rolled out

French renewables developer confirms it has exercised over-allotment option, taking value of IPO to almost €700m

Upgrade at Shepherds Bush depot will support new fleet of 36 electric buses

Long-term partnership aims to respond to customer demand and slash the environmental impact of average Brit's shopping basket

Environment Secretary decides to stay on in current job after reportedly turning down role of Brexit Secretary

Energy giant backs trial designed to make it easier for residents to sell the solar power they generate

New French strategy puts pressure on Brussels to set an EU-wide action plan to stop agricultural trade destroying forests

Ernesto Araújo has called climate science 'dogma' and bemoaned the 'criminalisation' of red meat, oil and heterosexual sex