Almost half of English local authorities do not know their own carbon footprint and do not measure all energy use from their built assets.
Centre for Cities has found that more than one in 19 deaths in UK cities and large towns are related to long-term exposure to air pollution.
A transformation in land use across the UK is needed off the UK is to achieve its aim of becoming a net zero economy by 2050.
The UK is making significant steps in reducing its food waste, with total food waste levels falling by 480,000 tonnes between 2015 and 2018.
Gloucestershire County Council is set to agree investment of an initial £1 million Action Fund to help tackle climate change.
The NLGN has revealed that poor air quality is a ‘top concern’ for councils, but most feel unable to address it.
Cambridge City Council has officially launched a project to increase the area of the city under tree canopy cover over the next three years.
The next phase of a pioneering scheme to turn hard-to-heat council houses in Nottingham into ultra-low energy homes has begun.
The Woodland Trust has outlined how the UK can rapidly increase tree cover to help reach net zero carbon emissions.
Cornwall Council is marking a year since declaring a climate emergency and summarised its key achievements in cutting its carbon emissions.
A 110-strong citizens’ assembly are set to meet to decide the tough measures required for the UK to achieve ‘net zero’ carbon emissions.
Government funding will be doubled to £10 million for the installation of chargepoints on residential streets next year.
The Environment Agency has launched a new campaign to highlight the impact flood damage has on mental health.
Bath & North East Somerset Council has provided the final green light for a charging Clean Air Zone for central Bath.
Proposals for all new homes in Wales ro be heated and powered only from clean energy sources from 2025 have been outlined.