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- Failure to insulate UK homes costing thousands of lives a year, says report Wed, 13 Mar 24, 8:12pmAnalysis finds 58 people have died due to cold homes every winter day since 2013 Tory pledge to ‘cut the green crap’
- Circumstances have changed, our ambitions have not. That’s what you need to know now about our green plan | Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves Fri, 9 Feb 24, 4:48amNo one expected the Tories to crash the economy like they did. Building a greener Britain means being honest about this
- Circumstances have changed, our ambitions have not. That’s what you need to know about the £28bn green plan | Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves Fri, 9 Feb 24, 4:48amNo one expected the Tories to crash the economy like they did. Building a greener Britain means being honest about this
- Women added to Cop29 climate summit committee after backlash Sat, 20 Jan 24, 12:42amPanel was originally composed of 28 men, a move condemned as ‘regressive’ and ‘shocking’
- I thought most of us were going to die from the climate crisis. I was wrong Tue, 2 Jan 24, 6:00pmIn an extract from her book Not the End of the World, data scientist Hannah Ritchie explains how her work taught her that there are more reasons for hope than despair about climate change – and why a truly sustainable world...
- ‘Quite a gap to close’: women ‘vastly underrepresented’ in green jobs sector Thu, 14 Dec 23, 2:00amWomen comprise a strikingly small portion of the green workforce, although the White House has made steps to address the issue
- Solar energy could power all health facilities in poorer countries and save lives, experts say Fri, 17 Nov 23, 5:00pmMove would cost less than $5bn and cut toll of deaths from power outages and lack of supply, Cop28 delegates will hear
- ‘We needed to get off the grid’: New Orleans’ community-driven response to blackouts Thu, 16 Nov 23, 10:00pmAfter Hurricanes Katrina and Ida, a city initiative is building solar-driven disaster response hubs to increase its resilience
- Tax on vapes could be part of plans to create a smoke-free generation in UK Wed, 8 Nov 23, 5:49amDocuments published alongside Rishi Sunak’s first king’s speech show that a new duty is being considered by ministers
- What policies will be in king’s speech and what will be left out? Tue, 7 Nov 23, 4:00pmAbout 20 bills are expected to be included as Rishi Sunak tries to open key dividing lines with Labour
- Green target delay will lead to higher bills for low-income tenants, say experts Thu, 21 Sep 23, 3:00pmRequirement for landlords to meet stricter energy efficiency standards has been dropped
- Instead of tilting at turbines we should see them for what they are: beautiful | Rowan Moore Sun, 10 Sep 23, 1:02amBritons should learn to love onshore renewables as part of a long tradition of robust, practical, rural structuresGrowing up in the countryside, it was a feature of drives with my parents that electricity pylons would be...
- Paris climate finance summit fails to deliver debt forgiveness plan Sat, 24 Jun 23, 12:57amCountries in debt distress thrown financial lifeline but critics say measures fall short of what is needed
- Flares of despair: the human cost of Iraq’s oil – in pictures Tue, 20 Jun 23, 4:30pmPollution and extraction of water are having a huge impact on local communities. High rates of cancer and respiratory problems are the norm, while marshes dry out and fish die in the rivers
- Flares of despair: the human costs of Iraq’s oil – in pictures Tue, 20 Jun 23, 4:30pmPollution and extraction of water are having a huge impact on local communities. High rates of cancer and respiratory problems are the norm, while marshes dry out and fish die in the rivers