Net Zero, energy policy and climate cooperation
More than 60 MPs are demanding the UK government host a prime-time televised climate emergency briefing modelled on Covid-era press conferences. The push comes as new data shows fewer than a third of British adults can name a single government climate target.
New UK research shows that SUV buyers remain committed to their purchases even after being warned the vehicles are more likely to kill pedestrians. The findings are forcing safety campaigners to rethink whether information campaigns can ever be enough.
A slightly cooler Saturday is giving the UK a short-lived break from the heat, but temperatures could hit 35C by Tuesday with a Met Office amber warning set to kick in. Here’s what to expect in the days ahead.
Britain’s net zero economy now supports over 765,000 jobs and generated £74 billion in turnover last year, as the government signals it won’t ease off climate targets. Solar power hit record installation figures in 2024, reshaping the country’s energy landscape faster than many predicted.
Unusual kick-off times for World Cup matches featuring Scotland and England could trigger rare late-night power surges, as millions of viewers tune in during hours when UK energy demand is typically at its lowest.
Organisers have cancelled the Royal Cornwall Show due to dangerous wind conditions, making the decision with great regret while prioritizing the safety of visitors and stakeholders.
European institutions marked Natura 2000 Day on 21 May with celebrations across the continent, highlighting the achievements of the EU’s flagship nature protection network which now encompasses more than 27,000 sites covering nearly a fifth of the bloc’s land area. The anniversary celebrations showcased a conservation initiative that has grown to become the world’s largest…
