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If there’s a month dedicated to self-betterment, it’s dark and dreary January. The gyms are full, the pubs are empty and green juices are flying off the shelves. At least for now. Even with the best of intentions, the vast majority of New Year’s resolutions don’t last very long at all. Many goal-setters give up on their commitments within just three months. We’re now in the second week o...

Policymakers should not shy away from pushing us the right way. Good policy will not unfairly burden those who can least afford it, but will make green options a no-brainer.

Environment Secretary Steve Barclay defends UK's record on nature protection at COP28, as Defra confirms list of commodities targeted by proposed rules to combat deforestation in supply chains

Environment Secretary Steve Barclay defends UK's record on nature protection at COP28, as Defra confirms list of commodities targeted by proposed rules to combat deforestation in supply chains

Students will be able to have their voices heard on climate issues after it was selected to take part in a parliamentary youth engagement scheme.

The financial support to help households replace their gas boilers with heat pumps is increasing.

Heat pumps will help cut our homes' carbon footprint, but should alternatives get more support?

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes back the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the UK from 2030 to 2035.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced he will delay banning oil and LPG boiler installations in off-grid homes until 2035.  The broad proposals, which

Two-thirds (66%) of dealers responded to a survey believe the ban will be delayed. A further one in five (18%) think it will be scrapped altogether.