Breaking: Government’s “inadequate” climate action plan ruled unlawful – again
The High Court has ruled for the second time in less than two years that the government’s plan to meet climate targets is unlawful.
The High Court has ruled for the second time in less than two years that the government’s plan to meet climate targets is unlawful.
Two people whose lives are already severely affected by climate change crisis are going to court over the government’s plans to protect lives, property and infrastructure.
Lord Deben, the Conservative peer and former chair of the Climate Change Committee, has made a dramatic intervention at the High Court in support of a legal challenge that accuses the government of breaching the Climate Change Act.
Three organisations are taking the government to the High Court this morning alleging that the UK climate plan is weak and inadequate.
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The government’s much trailed plan to require annual oil and gas licensing rounds for the North Sea was included in the King’s Speech today.
The energy secretary has rejected a request from MPs to set out calculations on how recent changes to transport and home heating policies will affect UK emissions targets.
UK local authority pension funds are estimated to hold £16 billion in fossil fuel investments, according to new analysis published today.
Today’s approval to extract oil from the UK’s largest undeveloped field could be heading for the courts.
Rishi Sunak’s delays to net zero targets have divided his party, united industry with environment and attracted criticism from the government’s climate advisor.