New crimes added to Policing Bill as government targets environmental protest
The protest tactic of locking on – used as far back as the Suffragettes – could become a criminal offence under new changes to the Policing Bill.
The protest tactic of locking on – used as far back as the Suffragettes – could become a criminal offence under new changes to the Policing Bill.
Environmental damage from burning oil in cars or planes should be assessed, as well as the benefits of oil production, campaigners told the court of appeal in London today.
IGas confirmed this morning it had submitted planning applications for two hydrogen schemes at gas sites in Surrey.
A public consultation opened today on the environmental impact of plans to revive oil exploration on the Isle of Wight.
The oil and gas industry must improve reporting of climate change impacts or risk losing its social licence, the regulator said today.
A US fracking company featured in the documentary Gasland has been charged with environmental offences following a two-year grand jury investigation.
UK oil and gas companies are regularly breaching regulation of their operations with little consequence, new research published today concludes.
A government document that shapes planning decisions across England is unlawful, Friends of the Earth, said in a challenge today.
A resident’s group in Surrey has discovered a loophole in oil and gas regulations that allow some wells to be stimulated or used for reinjection without specific controls.
Fracking Week in Parliament The SNP MP, Drew Hendry, asked the government last week about the environmental risks of oil drilling in south east England.