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The Internal Market Bill could undermine devolution and pave the way for a ‘race to the bottom’ on green standards, fear experts. David Burrows reports
Natural Resources Wales has completed a review of the environmental permits for five large-scale power stations in a bid to drive down their emissions
A decade of ideologically-driven deregulation has left environmental destruction, poorer public health, less energy efficient homes and polluted water in its wake, according to an analysis from campaign group Unchecked UK
Lewisham Council, the home of a nine-year-old girl who died in 2013 following multiple severe asthma attacks, acted at a 'glacial pace' over air pollution, despite knowing the risks, an inquest has heard
Updated regularly: ENDS’ pollution tracker logs some of the worst pollution incidents taking place across the UK. The latest update includes news of a mystery fish kill, sewage floods and a catastrophic peat landslide
Campaigners have launched a legal challenge against government plans to build a two-mile tunnel under Stonehenge
The novel coronavirus can spread on atmospheric particulates, exposure to which weakens the human body and makes contracting the virus more likely. But lockdowns have also led to cleaner air and even more solar power production. Here’s what you need to know
An interim green watchdog will be operational until at least summer next year while the Environment Bill completes its passage through parliament, the environment secretary confirmed this week. Here’s what you need to know
The UK will drop out of the EU’s emissions trading scheme at the end of the year and details of a UK replacement are scant. The clock is ticking, reports David Burrows
Government amendments to the environment bill have brought the independence of the Office for Environmental Protection into question before its work has even begun. Catherine Early reports
The Environment Bill has returned to parliament after an eight-month hiatus but will not receive royal assent until July next year at the earliest. Here’s what you need to know
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