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Drax’s gas conversion plan would blow carbon budgets, says ClientEarth
12 November 2018 12:58 GMTEnvironmental lawyers ClientEarth have submitted a written objection to Drax’s plan to replace two of its six coal boilers with four combined cycle gas turbines. Allowing it to proceed would lock in carbon-intensive generation until the middle of the century, the group argues.
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Government seeks advice on net-zero emissions as fracking restarts in England
15 October 2018 12:11 BSTClimate minister Claire Perry has written to the government’s climate change advisers seeking advice on reducing the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero on the same day fracking is set to resume in England
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IPCC warns only 12 years left to limit worst effects of climate change
8 October 2018 11:58 BSTThe window to limit world temperatures to under 1.5 °C and avoid the worst climate change impacts could close within the next 12 years, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has warned
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What does the carbon price hike mean for UK industry?
20 September 2018 17:32 BSTThe EU emissions trading scheme is finally recovering from a ten-year slump, with prices now surpassing €20. Simon Pickstone investigates what it means for UK businesses
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Green groups warn of climate impact from Drax gas conversion
29 August 2018 12:33 BSTPlans to replace coal units with gas at Drax’s Yorkshire power station have come under fire from a group of environmental organisations
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Government ‘must back’ low-cost green measures, says Committee on Climate Change
28 June 2018 12:49 BSTUnless action is taken now, the public faces an unnecessarily expensive deal to make the shift to a low-carbon economy, according to the Committee on Climate Change (CCC).
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Lack of access to legal justice flagged by Scottish roundtable
4 June 2018 12:59 BSTThe loss of access to environmental justice remains one of the most pressing concerns when the UK leaves the EU, according to Scottish government advisers
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The carbon guardian: interview with BEIS committee chair Rachel Reeves
31 May 2018 17:29 BSTRachel Reeves, chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, is frustrated by inaction on low-carbon policy. She talks to James Parsons about clean growth, carbon budgets, electric vehicles and women in the energy sector
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