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MPs dismiss feed-in tariff

9 May 2008

An amendment to the Energy Bill that would have provided a boost to renewable energy technologies was narrowly defeated last week.

Biofuel drive under attack

9 May 2008

MPs have repeated a call for a moratorium on policies promoting biofuels, urging the government to accept their environmental impact.

Carbon technology progress criticised

9 May 2008

Coal-fired power stations must adopt carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology or all renewable energy benefits will be wiped out, a UK MEP has warned.

Government downplays Shell's withdrawal from key wind plan

9 May 2008

The government has rejected fears that the London Array wind farm will collapse after Shell pulled out last week.

Major amounts of greenbelt land lost

9 May 2008

Major amounts of green belt land have been lost since the Labour Party came to power despite pledges from the prime minister to protect it, lobbyists claimed this week.

French project highlighted

9 May 2008

A French project to create a healthy town that encourages physical activity has been highlighted as an example for the UK.

Objections to plans

9 May 2008

The Campaign to Protect Rural England is objecting to plans for three 100m wind turbines at Blackstone Edge near Barnsley.

A breath of fresh air

9 May 2008

Co-ordinated strategies to reduce damaging emissions from transport can pay dividends for air quality management and climate change mitigation, explains Andrew Whittles.