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XR eyes legal action over London ban17 Oct 19 - Extinction Rebellion is eyeing a legal challenge after police placed a London-wide ban on the group’s ongoing climate protest. |
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TOMATO SOURCE: Hothouses will grow up to 20 tonnes a day10 Oct 19 - Giant greenhouses will be used to grow up to 20 tonnes of tomatoes a day using the heat from water treatment facilities in the UK. |
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Universities sign landmark deal to buy renewable8 Oct 19 - Twenty of the UK’s leading universities have struck a £50m deal to buy renewable energy directly from British windfarms for the first time. |
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Scotland takes aim at green red tape4 Oct 19 - Developments that tackle climate change could avoid having to get planning permission, under proposals being considered by the Scottish government. |
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TURNING OF THE SCREW: Royal Shakespeare Company cuts BP4 Oct 19 - The Royal Shakespeare Company is to end its sponsorship deal with BP amid growing opposition to fossil fuel sponsorship of cultural institutions. |
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UK to deploy special climate protest police3 Oct 19 - British police will deploy specially trained climate protest officers to London this weekend to help to deal with two weeks of protests planned by Extinction Rebellion. |
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How Britain ended its coal addiction2 Oct 19 - The UK was once the world’s largest coal consumer, but the highly polluting fossil fuel has been pushed out by renewable energy and natural gas. |
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UK to give £1bn aid for climate fight24 Sep 19 - Up to £1bn of UK aid funding will be spent on helping developing countries fight climate change. |
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Lower voting age would give young a climate voice20 Sep 19 - The voting age should be lowered to 16 because today’s young people are the ones that face a “toxic inheritance” of environmental crises, a leading think tank has said. |
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No need to cut back on beef, say UK farmers13 Sep 19 - Farming can become climate neutral by 2040 without cutting beef production or converting substantial areas of farmland into forest, according to UK farmers. |
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Scottish group calls for ban on fossil-fueled cars28 Aug 19 - A coalition of climate campaigners and business groups have called for a ban on all petrol and diesel vehicles in Scottish cities as part of a multibillion-pound strategy to cut carbon emissions. |
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Boris Johnson’s partner pressures politicians19 Aug 19 - Boris Johnson’s partner Carrie Symonds said politicians had a “gigantic responsibility to make the right decisions” over the climate crisis, in her first solo public appearance since moving into... |
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Whatever feeds these young minds, it won't be beefburgers14 Aug 19 - A university has banned the sale of beef in campus food outlets in order to help to tackle the climate emergency. |
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Boris has plans for UK nuclear power tax31 Jul 19 - All electricity consumers in Britain will pay a new UK nuclear tax, a levy on their bills to finance the construction of nuclear power plants under a scheme announced by the government. |
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What Boris Johnson thinks about climate crisis25 Jul 19 - Here's what new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said and done about climate change. |
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Offshore auctions will bring Queen a windfall of millions19 Jul 19 - The Queen stands to make hundreds of millions of dollars from the world’s biggest offshore windpower auction in a decade. |
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UK puts zero emissions rules on ships15 Jul 19 - The UK government says all new ships ordered from 2025 and aimed for its waters must be equipped with zero emission technology as part of a plan to cut maritime pollution. |
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UK climate planning ‘like Dad’s Army’12 Jul 19 - The UK government’s own advisers have declared themselves shocked that the Britain has no proper plans for protecting people from heatwaves, flash flooding and other impacts of the climate crisis. |
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