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Ineos, owned by UK’s richest man, wants to overturn ban on well next to sheltered housing

The energy executive talks about squaring his business dealings with his personal convictions – and what he would say to Greta Thunberg

From The Express UK BRITAIN has given thousands of pounds of taxpayers’ cash to help fracking in China, it has been revealed – to the anger of cross-party MPs...

Guest commentary by David Middleton This morning, Charles passed a couple of articles on to me about electric fracking. One was from a WUWT Tip submission by RonPE and the other was in an email he received. My first thought...

Direct action has spooked the government, shackled the shale gas companies and raised public awareness. Are protesters winning the fight against the frackers?

Ruling should clarify impact on environment of chemicals plants backed by Jim Ratcliffe

Natascha Engel quit government role after six months over ‘ridiculous’ regulations

Natascha Engel says developing the industry would be ‘an impossible task’

Activists to protest over sponsorship of cycling team by chemicals firm Ineos

Senior officer in charge of review said he did not realise ‘the scale of work required’

Appeal court judges rule in favour of campaigners against ‘draconian’ injunction

By working in partnership with organisations like the Environment Agency, we are prioritising our work to ensure that it delivers best value and multiple benefits to the country, write Rob Ward and Jon Ford of the British...

Business as usual is causing environmental destruction and spiralling inequality. Our bill is a radical plan to address both

Business as usual is causing environmental destruction and spiralling inequality. Our bill is a radical plan to address both

Labour study comes as UK government faces pressure from courts and councilsThe government’s fracking proposals would release the same amount of greenhouse gas emissions as almost 300 million new cars, fatally undermining...