Page 2 - Zero Review News Today

Labour Party Leader Keir Starmer outlines his party's green prosperity plan, including a pledge to end new oil and gas licencing, in a speech in Edinburgh.

As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainable business success stories of the week. In this week's edition, Patagonia's new campaign against bottom trawling, and much more.

In an exclusive interview, Julie Hirigoyen, CEO of UKGBC, discusses the organization's achievements and challenges in delivering a net-zero built environment in the UK, including the production of a Whole Life Carbon Roadmap and the need for a substantive strategy from the government.

The Government’s new Solar Taskforce has recommended that policies are introduced to explore the “untapped potential” of solar installations on commercial buildings and sites like schools and warehouses.

After a pause late last year, the Energy Bill has been updated and is progressing through the House of Commons. Here, we outline the key changes, from coal mine bans to undersea carbon storage maps.

The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC)  and Climate Change Committee (CCC) have written jointly to the UK Government, requesting urgent policy interventions to make British infrastructure more resilient to climate change.

As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainable business success stories of the week. In this week's edition, a milestone for the UK's first co-operative solar farm, and much more.

Our Oil Zero review gives an overview of this new oil trading platform, including its features, costs, fees, and whether it's safe to use.

As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainable business success stories of the week. In this week's edition, a funding boost for community fridges, and much more.

Reports abound that the UK Government will be making a string of major green policy announcements before the end of March. So, what can we expect on ‘Green Day’?