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Dr Peter Hounsell writes that the electric bin lorries currently being trialled are nothing new, while Richard Ellam says that it used to be common for councils to burn rubbish to generate electricityYour report on electric...

Several workers on nuclear plant have killed themselves or attempted to, says union

Only 10,000 upgrades such as loft insulation happen each month compared with 65,000 in 2014, report shows

UK aid projects ‘actively undermine’ efforts to tackle climate crisis, MPs and campaign groups warn

Elevenfold rise in funding over 12 months came as support for renewables fell to £700,000

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

Teaching union to debate call for schools to oppose fossil fuel giant’s backing of school fitness event

Critics warn of ‘chronic public health crisis’ as green initiative leaves homes in the cold

Nottingham pioneers ‘Energiesprong’ after it wins £5m funding from EU

We are trying to be positive, but there’s little likely to put a smile on your face – except for a couple of things …

Top prize goes to 90.5%, the proportion of plastic waste that has never been recycled

Top prize goes to 90.5%, the proportion of plastic waste that has never been recycled

Trump in power; the farce of Brexit; dire warnings of power shortages – welcome to dystopia now

More than 15,000 buildings were built in coastal areas at significant risk of coastal flooding in the UK between 2005 and 2014, write Tom Spencer and Gerd Masselink...

Jack Harries was at protest by Extinction Rebellion aiming to bring London to a standstill