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Low UK potato harvests raise fears about Christmas supplies - Vimarsana News

Low UK potato harvests raise fears about Christmas supplies

Experts say supermarkets may have to rely on imports from as far afield as Egypt, pushing up environmental impact

Labour vows to 'rewire Britain' as pylon plans spark row in Tory party | Renewable energy - Vimarsana News

Labour vows to 'rewire Britain' as pylon plans spark row in Tory party | Renewable energy

Opposition vows to tackle rural connection delays to the grid while Conservatives call for offshore network to preserve landscapes

Green Tories warn Rishi Sunak not to lead 'electorally foolish' retreat on climate change urging Conservative alternative to Labour including tax cuts for home improvements and strong backing for renewable energy - Vimarsana News

Green Tories warn Rishi Sunak not to lead 'electorally foolish' retreat on climate change urging Conservative alternative to Labour including tax cuts for home improvements and strong backing for renewable energy

As the PM prepares to jet off to Dubai for Cop 28, environmentally conscious Tories have warned that backsliding on Net Zero could hurt his chances of wining the next election

Climate crisis and energy costs fuel £600 rise in UK household food bill, analysis finds - Vimarsana News

Climate crisis and energy costs fuel £600 rise in UK household food bill, analysis finds

Extreme weather contributing one-third of all food price inflation with worse to come in 2024, warn climate researchers

Experts reveal number one reason for soaring food prices as families pay £605 more - Vimarsana News

Experts reveal number one reason for soaring food prices as families pay £605 more

Climate costs have added more to bills than the price of energy since the start of 2022, researchers have calculated