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Cognitive dissonance, carbon pricing and what a sustainable economy would look like
Ford says new requirements reflect only the view from Paris where alternative transport is readily available
Fragmentation of the energy-hungry industry threatens its ability to respond to environmental rules
Sadiq Khan prepares radical options on expanding ultra-low emission zone and charging drivers in capital
Rising cost of polyethylene terephthalate threatens sustainability targets set by companies
Switch to battery-powered vehicles enjoys record growth on back of government subsidies and emissions regulations
Governments and water groups also criticised for accepting ‘pre-Victorian’ practices
Danes bring carbon target forward by a decade and launches new environmental goals
Communications companies accused of spreading climate misinformation on behalf of clients
Prices triple since June 2021 boosting regulators’ calls for global standards
The sustainability fight has rarely been more important, nor more uncertain
European Commission proposals are right to add strict conditions on the fuel
While Moscow focuses on lucrative exports, cities such as Chita in Siberia are desperate for cleaner energy sources
Switching to sustainable fuels is the first stop for most operators
Companies such as BMW and Stellantis are resisting the rush into EVs, believing that the green revolution will be gradual
Providers urged to clean up act after paying out £72bn in dividends and raising bills by 31% while cutting infrastructure spending
Even during a health emergency, the capitalist system delivered enough growth to lift people out of poverty
EQT boss Toby Rice urges more American LNG sales as global coal use soars
Head of marine engine maker says there is no silver bullet for one of the most polluting industries
IEA says strong action needed to tackle emissions from polluting fossil fuel
Dutch litigator Roger Cox expects wave of action against fossil fuel groups and other companies
Rise in cost of polluting to more than €90 makes green energy technology more attractive
Quiet residential streets and clean air should not be treated as luxuries
High rates of compliance add to budget strains for capital’s transport body
Energy crunch drives price paid by polluters to new highs and could mean government must act
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