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Putting homes in fuel poverty first in line for the 'rooftop revolution' would deliver huge cuts to energy bills, study finds

The deadline for securing a place at this year's Women in Green Business Awards falls this Friday

The Wildlife Trusts says growing volumes must not be allowed to undermine sustainable farming efforts

Europe's truckers are 'on the front line' of the diesel crisis, think tank warns

John Healey to claim 'coal mines are not coming back', as he argues the UK can revive its industrial heartlands by embracing new technologies

Research makes case for 'revenue neutral' policy approach it claims could support global shift away from fossil fuelled steelmaking without harming industrial competitiveness

Just over half of respondents to new survey agree data centre approval should be conditional on plans to use surplus heat to warm nearby homes and buildings

Household energy bills are set to rise this winter, but Nesta claims there are signs gas and electricity bills are beginning to 'decouple' in a boost for households with heat pumps and EVs

Snap analysis of new estimates from Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board confirms heatwaves and droughts set to result in record low production for key crops

More in Common research commissioned by group of conservation charities shines light on scale of British public’s support for strong nature protection policies