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Failure to protect fragile moors habitat fans doubts about the government’s green credentials

It was the Australian bush fire that finally did it. For 12 years Adam Hearne had worked at companies that represented some of the world’s largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions. First at Rio Tinto, one of the...

This article from AGWEB blasts the European Commission and their European Green Deal. To put it bluntly: The European Commission has a plan to eliminate modern farming in Europe. The details emerged last month, as part of...

Newly released figures for 2018 show 2.1% drop on previous year in switch to renewables

The European Commission is proposing to direct billions of euros of financial relief into high tech and green investments to help the bloc recover from the coronavirus crisis...

In a small suburb of Melbourne, two entrepreneurs are developing a technology that could mean big changes for the packaging industry. Stuart Gordon and Mark Appleford are the co-founders of Varden, a company that has developed...

Campaigners raise concerns over investor’s financial interests in fossil fuel companies

The European Commission has set out a plan to move towards a ‘right to repair’ for electronics devices, such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops...

Fossil fuel firms are making good use of the many revolving doors available to them in Brussels

MEPs support €29bn schemes, ‘locking Europe into burning fossil fuels for generations’

Ursula von der Leyen’s signature proposal co-opts the slogans of climate activism, but has none of the substance

Rapidly growing sector could prove lucrative as Britain seeks post-Brexit trade opportunities

32 schemes eligible for funding despite being unnecessary under move from fossil fuels

Calls for ECT to be scrapped to stop fossil fuel firms using it to take governments to court

Slowdown this year in rising greenhouse gases does not negate long-term trend, finds carbon budget analysis