The government says that 12 new renewable energy projects will power over seven million homes at record low prices by 2025.
Scotland has reached a record low in the volume of household waste produced and a significant drop in its environmental impact.
A majority of the public recognise the climate crisis as an ‘emergency’ and believe that politicians are failing to tackle the problem.
Since London's ULEZ introduction in April, there has been a substantial reduction in the amount of polluting, non compliant vehicles in the zone.
Sadiq Khan has announced plans for a new, fair-priced, green energy company, available exclusively to Londoners from this December.
As the Summer of Parks concludes, Fields in Trust has crowned Stanley Park in Blackpool as the UK's Best Park 2019.
42 per cent of people in the UK believe that their local authority ‘throws most of the recycling in with general waste’.
Zero Waste Scotland has stressed that Scottish businesses must harness circular economy opportunities to tackle global emissions.
A committee of MPs have urged the government to change its focus from just plastic to reducing all single use packaging.
Almost two-thirds of public sector workers say they have cut the amount of water they use at home but fewer than half are doing the same at work.
A new round of flood defence investment will help communities across Yorkshire, Cumbria, the North East and the South East of England.
Ministers have announced more than half a billion pounds of investment in green technologies, including £400 million for electric vehicles.
The Scottish Government has announced further funding to support local authorities decarbonise heat and improve energy efficiency.
Bristol City Leap has launched a global search to deliver up to £1 billion of investment for the people of Bristol before 2030.
Lincolnshire County Council has reduced the amount of rubbish it sends to landfill by 92 per cent as a result of its successful Energy from Waste plant.