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.
Cuadrilla’s Australian owner is to cut the value of UK shale gas exploration assets, following the reinstatement of the moratorium on fracking in England last year.
The government’s new environmental watchdog has been on the opposite side of the legal argument from a minister in its first court case.
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.
The House of Lords voted through new regulations tonight which give the police greater powers to ban protests. But many peers criticised government tactics used to get the measure through.
Net zero could create hundreds of thousands of new green jobs – but stronger government support is needed, a briefing said today.
The group of MPs who will scrutinise the government on cutting emissions and securing energy is asking for advice on its work programme.
A consultation is underway into detailed plans for a gas site in Surrey, even though the scheme is being challenged in court next month.
The legal challenge to drilling for gas near the Surrey village of Dunsfold will go to the High Court in eight weeks.