UK

UK government warned deep sea mining could cause ‘potential extinction of unique species’, documents reveal

Oceans Investigation 03.07.2019
For the sake of the climate we must stop believing magical stories about plastics and recycling
World Comment 01.07.2019
Unopened recycling bags picked from the line and sent for incineration as workers battle rats, cockroaches and targets – inside a London recycling centre
Oceans Investigation 26.06.2019
‘Bang out of order’ — London mayor calls on PM to demand Trump take action on climate
UK News 02.06.2019
Heathrow third runway could leave 1.6m people with ‘constant noise’
UK News 17.05.2019
Industry calls on Philip Hammond to weaken his planned plastics tax
Oceans News 09.05.2019
UK fracking commissioner admits to deleting correspondence with industry
Fracking News 29.04.2019

The UK can run on renewables in the future, Big 6 boss says

Energy Feature 27.03.2019

INEOS threatens to close UK plant unless it can dodge EU pollution rules

UK News 23.03.2019
Why the UK’s £200m mackerel haul is losing its ‘sustainable’ label
Oceans News 01.03.2019
Air pollution on one of UK’s dirtiest roads has been going unchecked for months
Air pollution News 28.02.2019
UK government backs Shell’s plan to leave some North Sea installations in place, despite German concerns
Energy Investigation 18.02.2019
Charity watchdog issues legal warning to IEA over its Brexit report
Brexit News 06.02.2019

Minister rejects fracking firm’s call to weaken earthquake rules

Fracking News 13.01.2019
US agribusiness lobby calls on Trump to target UK food and environment rules in Brexit trade deal
Brexit News 18.01.2019
Minister rejects fracking firm’s call to weaken earthquake rules
Fracking News 13.01.2019
Japan’s nuclear rethink could derail UK energy plans
UK Comment 09.01.2019
Leading Brexiteers’ trip to meet Trump trade officials funded by US business interests
Investigations News 21.12.2018
Liz Truss met with ‘dark money’ think tanks during taxpayer funded trip to Washington DC
Brexit News 19.12.2018
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