Politics

European Parliament votes in favour of intermediate and binding climate target as bloc reinforces net zero by 2050 target

Committee reiterates how delivering on net zero target is expected to result in costs equivalent to just 0.2 per cent of GDP, while unlocking multiple long-term benefits

Chris Skidmore argues there is an opportunity to find common ground between political parties on the need for cheaper and more reliable power

Executive director of influential think tank and chair of the Greener UK coalition of environmental groups to step down at the end of February

British public want to see more climate change content from broadcasters, galleries, museums, and theatres, new Climate Outreach study claims

Board tasked with boosting investment in North Sea transition and helping oil and gas workers enter low-carbon economy

Campaigners claim successful legal challenges have led to bolder climate action, but warn plan due next year must strengthen current policies

Chatham House urges EU to seek 'fresh understanding' of energy security, as white paper warns against false assumption that defence spending alone can keep bloc safe

CISL's Eliot Whittington argues the Davos Summit talking shop needs to be followed by a renewed push to deliver the practical solutions that can help tackle escalating geopolitical insecurity