Nottingham and Derby City Councils, along with Nottinghamshire County Council, is working to deliver the Go Ultra-Low Programme.
Creating one of the first zero-carbon industrial estates in the UK is the headline ambition in Leicestershire’s ambitious plans to tackle climate change.
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced that the capital’s electric bus fleet is becoming the largest in Europe.
MPs have warned that a balance must be struck between local authorities and councils on waste strategy.
A new £20 million government investment will see cyclists across the country benefit from more than 20 new and improved cycling routes.
Sheffield City Council has announced its trial of electric bin lorries powered by the very waste they have collected.
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has called on the government to commit £141 million to support new flood defence works.
A number of environmental charities have warned that funding to tackle the climate emergency must double next year.
Nicola Sturgeon has announced that ending Scotland’s contribution to climate change is the main focus of this year’s Programme for Government.
City leaders are calling on the government and the private sector to spend £1.5 billion on a ‘national network’ of 30 Clean Air Zones.
ClientEarth has warned councils that they risk legal challenge if they do not introduce proper climate change plans.
Without a reliable and sustainable supply of clean water, activity in the Northern Powerhouse could quickly grind to a halt.
22 per cent of the UK public want integrated energy efficient appliances and electric car charging points in their next home.
Herefordshire County Council has hit its 2020 carbon reduction target early, having delivered a 43 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions.
The Environment Agency has announced the launch of a natural flood management pilot project to help reduce the risk of flooding from the River Aire.