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Extreme weather threatens world’s biggest carbon store as the rainforest is already close to tipping point

CIP specialises in infrastructure investments, particularly wind power, and was part of the consortium that launched VindØ in 2020, claimed to be the

Dame Priti Patel was heckled by a climate activist over government fossil fuel plans as she arrived for an event in London on Wednesday.

New poll shows majority of public do not believe the government is taking a lead on climate change

A report from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), a non-profit research organisation, has said that increasing numbers of electric vehicles (EVs) will do more for the UK’s energy security than the issuing of new North Sea oil licences.

Electricity produced by renewable generation in the UK across 2023 would theoretically have been enough to meet the demand of every home in the country, according to a new report.

Reduced demand for fossil fuels in cars means less would need to be imported.

Azerbaijan has backtracked after a backlash over the absence of women on the committee behind the UN COP29 climate summit to be held in Baku

The UK is set to have 6.3 million electric cars on the road by 2030

Electric vehicles could cut imports for petrol and diesel as much as granting new North Sea licences for UK oil production would, according to new analysis.