Glasgow has unveiled plans to become the first UK city to reduce its greenhouse emissions to net-zero.
Michael Gove has said that drivers who repeatedly leave their car engine running while parked could be given instant fines.
A think tank has claimed that a new generation of smart bins could allow households who recycle to be rewarded with council tax cuts.
No-one convicted of fly-tipping since new guidelines were introduced in 2014 have been slapped with the maximum £50,000 fine.
The Environment Agency has called for a new approach to ensure communities are resilient to the threat of flooding posed by climate change.
The Scottish government has outlined its plans for a deposit return scheme for some plastic drinking containers, cans and glass.
West Midlands Mayor Andy Street has emphasised the moral responsibility the region has in leading the fight against climate change.
More than £4 million has been awarded to help overcome barriers to getting food currently going to waste onto people’s plates.
Edinburgh City Council has become the first in the UK to join the Open Streets movement.
Oxford City Council has unveiled new data that shows carbon emissions in the city have fallen by 24 per cent over the last three years.
The UK can end its contribution to global warming within 30 years by setting an ambitious new target to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050.
Councils have been urged to remember pavement potholes when repairing their roads to enable the most vulnerable to feel safer using their streets.
The House of Lords Select Committee on the Rural Economy is arguing for a rural strategy to help realise the potential of rural economies.
Five business groups across London will be offered funding for innovative projects to reduce traffic, ease congestion and improve air quality.
Cardiff’s leading public sector organisations have signed the newly developed Healthy Travel Charter.