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Updated daily: Britain has recorded its first coal-free month since the Industrial Revolution, having now gone without coal-fired generation for 54 consecutive days and counting... Read more
Campaign group ChemTrust has said the wording of the UK draft agreement setting out its vision for a post-Brexit relationship with the EU could result in the country becoming a dumping ground for hazardous chemicals that are banned or restricted in the EU
One of the UK’s largest waste firms has said the slump in oil prices brought about by the coronavirus pandemic threatens the profitability of plastic recycling and could 'undermine the green recovery'
The Environment Agency has ignored multiple raw sewage discharges into a Cotswolds river from two Thames Water treatment plants and has 'normalised pollution and environmental decline', a rivers group has claimed
Plans for a 34-turbine extension to a wind farm off the Kent coast have been refused planning permission by business secretary Alok Sharma, who concluded that developer Vattenfall’s proposals would pose an unacceptable risk to marine navigation
Updated daily: Use our sortable and regularly updated table of business-critical environment-related Covid-19 operational updates, regulatory position statements and guidance documents to navigate the coronavirus crisis
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is preparing to boost investment in clean energy to help create jobs in a bid to help people made redundant as a result of the pandemic back to work, according to reports
Updated daily: Click through to view the latest data on how the Covid-19 crackdown has affected nitrogen dioxide levels at London's most polluted sites, and how the easing of some lockdown measures is impacting air quality
The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in major disruption to the timetabling of crucial environmental policy and legislation. Click through to find out how key dates have shifted and when we can now expect key developments to take place
Natural England plans to roll out its district licensing scheme for great crested newts to other species such as bats, but not everyone believes it can it work. James Fair reports
Global CO2 emissions fell by 17% in early April when many countries were locked down due to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a study from the University of East Anglia
With lockdown restrictions easing, thoughts are turning to life after Covid-19 and whether the nation can ‘build back better’ or whether it will fall back on austerity to dig itself out of recession. Adam Branson reports
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