The UK's existing carbon budgets represent the minimum level of emissions reduction required to avoid a global 2 degrees temperature rise - regarded as a danger

This report finds that the Government is only on track to meet its first carbon budget because of the impact of the recession. There is now a worrying shortfall

Emissions of a number of airborne pollutants increased in 2013, after being steady between 2010 and 2012 and in a longer term decline before that. The UK failed

The Government is shifting the goal-posts on fuel poverty so that official statistics record far fewer households as fuel-poor. The changes to the fuel poverty

The Environmental Audit Committee points out that there is a large green finance gap. Investments are currently running at less than half of the £200 billion n