Heavy goods vehicles meet less than a third of the costs they impose on society
Market distortion gives road freight an advantage over rail, causing uneccessary collisions, congestion, road damage and air pollution
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Policy shifts have damaged investor confidence in the energy sector
Opaque process has spooked investors, according to the Energy and Climate Change Committee
Three key messages from Natalie Bennett’s speech to the Green Party Conference
The Greens are launching a positive campaign on EU membership, but don’t want to let the Tories off the hook
COP21: The British government and institutions will have to take note
The global forces of science, of campaigning, of green business possibilities forced a move on the global stage that will have far-reaching ramifications.
Labour could put a fresh approach to food and farming on the menu
Kerry McCarthy has a point about the need for a public awareness campaign on meat consumption
Boris Johnson’s toxic legacy will hang over London for years to come
The mayor’s lethargic response to air pollution has failed to stop this silent killer
Will 2015 be the year the world finally agrees a historic climate deal?
2015 represents the best opportunity world leaders have had to date to secure a global climate deal.
Carbon emissions must hit zero by 2100, warns urgent UN report
UN warns of new deadline for climate change action It is extremely likely that rising sea levels, diminishing snow and ice and warmer oceans are the result of greenhouse gas emissions, according to a comprehensive new assessment released in Copenhagentest
Can London adapt to climate change with a climate sceptic in charge?
Boris Johnson is a climate sceptic who wants to build a massive airport on the Thames Estuary. He cannot be taken seriously on green issues, writes Jenny Jones AM.
America & China give reasons for optimism on climate change
After decades of the USA and China preventing global agreement, they are finally making progress to combat climate change.