The UK's climate law came into force in 2008. Professor Neil Carter summarises its impact and suggests how the UK must build on it to curb global warming.
Published: 23 Jul 2018
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Last updated: 23 Nov 2018
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Druridge Bay is again under threat from an opencast coal mine. The High Court has upheld a challenge against the government’s refusal of planning permission in this Northumberland beauty spot.
It’s time to think beyond white elephants like HS2 and invest in cleaner, better public transport for everyone says, Friends of the Earth's Chief Executive.
An oil and gas firm was told to remove exploration gear from Markwells Wood in the South Downs in early 2018. Would this have happened without National Park status?
Struggling to go plastic-free in the kitchen? Green lifestyle blogger Wendy Graham offers tips on curbing plastics where we cook, store food and wash up.
The secretary of state throws out the proposal. His decision, due to the mine posing an "adverse effect on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change", is a UK first.
