Policy

Friends of the Earth Scotland and Stop Climate Chaos among groups calling on Scottish Government to devise 'coherent, credible' North Sea transition strategy

Simply characterising local opponents to clean energy infrastructure as 'NIMBYs' and 'blockers' risks stoking further opposition and slowing the renewables rollout, explains Climate Barometer's Dr Adam Corner

Rapid growth in cruise holidays and increase in ship sizes coming at significant environmental cost, warns T&E study

'National targets are not ambitious enough for a global tripling, and most countries are still not on track to deliver even these,' new Ember report warns

Since becoming Nature Minister recently, Mary Creagh has already launched a rapid review of the UK’s legally binding environment targets - but what are the most pressing issues? Pollination's Thea Philip shares her thoughts

Plans to become 'Clean Energy Superpower' set to feature prominently at October 14th summit

Ofwat fines three of England’s water suppliers multimillion-pound sums following 'biggest ever' wastewater management investigation

Proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework extend far beyond the Green Belt and promise to turbocharge green energy development across the country

Almost 24,000 applicants have received funding to support the installation of low carbon heating systems, according to new Ofgem figures

Labour has pledged to 'face down vested interests' in unblocking the planning system - but environmental experts have an interest in protecting the natural word, explains IEMA CEO Sarah Mukherjee