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Discussion over why its far better for the environment to pipe water from Tasmania to Melbourne than building the Wonthaggi desalination plant

Humans are a gregarious species. Most people do the right thing, and it’s this altruism, or self-identification as a “good person” that the climate industry preys on.

State ready to disrupt or phase out the most polluting business activities to meet 2050 target

We will have to change almost everything, from our homes to our meals

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

The chancellor says we can’t afford to save ourselves. Let’s leave such absurd thinking behind – and invest in green policies• Molly Scott Cato is the Green MEP for the South West of England

Labour accuses UK government of ‘actively dismantling’ solar power industry

From Science|Business Shifting political landscape could cause trouble for big spending programmes like Horizon Europe By Nicholas Wallace and Éanna Kelly Centrist parties lost seats to Eurosceptics and environmentalists...

Recent polls indicate that climate change will be a central issue for voters in the upcoming 2020 presidential elections. According to the George Mason University poll, 38 percent of participants indicated that the topic...

Proposals for renationalising gas and electricity are based on hopes of buying companies on the cheap

Taking back control from private shareholders will cost a Labour government billions

National Grid chief says Labour policy will also stall move to cleaner energy as firm unveils £1.8bn profit

Jeremy Corbyn and Rebecca Long-Bailey will say heat and electricity are a human right

Nations have just one more year to reach the global marine conservation goal to protect 10 percent of the world’s oceans by 2020. Although 7 percent is already legally protected, many new declarations are massive, offshore...

CBI says plan would make country poorer and hinder climate change efforts

Critics say it would be at huge cost to taxpayer and delay shift towards renewable energy