Sheffield City Council has restated its ambition to become zero carbon by 2030, following the findings of a report to tackle climate change.

Three projects that will use nature to reduce flood risk in and around Somerset are moving forward thanks to £2.53m in European grants.

Primary school children who grow up in Birmingham could lose half a year of their lives due to illegal levels of air pollution in the city.

New report has warned that car use will still need to be curbed even when all vehicles are powered by clean electricity.

The Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport has outlined how to deliver digital connectivity post Brexit.

Brighton & Hove City Council has announced that the city’s busy seafront will have 300 new bins in a bid to increase recycling rates.

Launching its Climate Change policy position, ADEPT has called on the government to take urgent action to support local authorities’ work on climate change.

Households could cut mortgage rates and save money on their energy bills under plans to roll out green mortgages.

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is planning to launch a public consultation looking at increasing fines for idling drivers.

New research has claimed that evidence shows that government action can cut air pollution, but more needs to be done.

Oxford City Council has launched a new joint partnership with OxAir to develop greater insights in to residents’ daily exposure to air pollution.

Contractors have begun work on creating Liverpool city centre’s first dedicated bus hub, to tackle congestion and cut air pollution.

Despite growing awareness of climate change, Sustrans has said that UK families are still pushed to use petrol vehicles on days out.

New proposals to tackle flood risk and coastal erosion through ‘green infrastructure’ have been set out by the Welsh Government.

Two North East Combined Authorities have launched an ambitious £377 million bid to transform the way people travel around the North East.

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