Labour’s shadow foreign minister says cost-of-living crisis means some climate finance must come from outside rich governments’ budgets
Climate sceptic groups and their right-wing media allies have shifted from disputing science to exaggerating the economic costs of climate action and downplaying the benefits
Revitalised global leadership from Britain can make a difference at a deeply troubling and fractured time for world affairs
Former top British climate diplomat says none of the country’s major political parties is serious about the climate change issue
Age-old squabbling and contemporary opaqueness make it difficult for a discussion based on facts to play out in public
Former UK Secretary of State for energy and climate change Chris Huhne says support for green agenda must come from top
UK government plans to reform the energy sector are lacking detail and could see the country miss its carbon emission targets, according to a report out today.
Stinging assessment from UK committee of MPs points to eight key issues Department of Energy and Climate Change must address
Labour candidate and former Mayor of London tells RTCC he will create energy cop-operative to provide alternative to major utility firms.
Lord Deben hails Beijing’s domestic progress but says the US is avoiding its responsibilities to cut carbon emissions.
Shadow Energy and Climate Change Minister says country risks missing out on low-carbon economic revolution.
Greg Barker says current system of territorial emissions already engrained in climate negotiations.
British government to investigate consequences of Arctic commercialisation on same day Norwegian firm Statoil announces major oil discovery in Barents Sea.
As the Margaret Thatcher biopic movie The Iron Lady is released, RTCC takes a look at Maggie’s pioneering environmental views that remain more advanced than those of many modern-day leaders.
UK’s top climate diplomat John Ashton tells RTCC what’s at stake when world meets in Durban for COP17 next week.
Former UK cabinet minister Lord Gummer says Members of Parliament will adopt greener attitudes if they think it’s important to their constituents.