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Fossil fuel era comes to a close as COP28 reaches historic deal - Vimarsana News

Fossil fuel era comes to a close as COP28 reaches historic deal

The new text directly addresses fossil fuels, a central demand at this year's global climate summit, and calls on parties to 'transition away' from their use 'in this critical decade'.

Planning reform: Government urged to scrap 'triple veto' over onshore wind farms - Vimarsana News

Planning reform: Government urged to scrap 'triple veto' over onshore wind farms

Think tank Bright Blue publishes new report setting out how to accelerate onshore renewables development

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

Britain must leave the Energy Charter Treaty - Vimarsana News

Britain must leave the Energy Charter Treaty

As other countries begin to exit the Energy Charter Treaty, the government is missing an opportunity to remain at the front of the pack.

Growing number of Tory MPs join push for carbon levy on UK imports - Vimarsana News

Growing number of Tory MPs join push for carbon levy on UK imports

Charges said to be needed to prevent UK companies being undercut by higher-carbon overseas manufacturers