Government faces second legal challenge over ‘unlawful’ climate plans
Three environmental organisations are seeking to take the government to court over its climate plans for the second time.
Three environmental organisations are seeking to take the government to court over its climate plans for the second time.
Government advisors have accused ministers of lacking leadership on climate change and sending conflicting messages on fossil fuels.
A pivotal legal challenge that will have major implications for new fossil fuel projects in the UK opens at the Supreme Court in London this morning.
A landmark legal challenge that will shape future decisions on fossil fuel developments comes to the UK’s highest court next week.
More than 140 environmental and social justice organisations have warned that opening new oil and gas fields would lock the UK into higher energy bills for longer.
Two legal challenges to the government’s decision to allow a controversial new coal mine in Cumbria are to be heard at the High Court.
UK policies to cut carbon emissions fall short of national and international commitments, the government admitted today.
The government was urged today to speed up the shift to decarbonised electricity, after it was accused of being “asleep at the wheel”.
The UK needs to kick its dependence on fossil fuels by dropping plans for new oil and gas licences and the new coal mine in Cumbria, Friends of the Earth said this morning.
Routine flaring on oil and gas fields should be banned by 2025, a review of the government’s net zero strategy has concluded.