An annual report for Cambridge City Council has highlighted how the city is reducing carbon emissions from its buildings and operations.

76 per cent of councils in England with responsibility for waste collections run fortnightly general rubbish rounds for some or all households.

Hampshire County Council is replacing 75 per cent of light fittings in its buildings with low energy LEDs.

Every Londoner in the capital lives in an area exceeding WHO guidelines for the most dangerous toxic particles known as PM2.5.

A new £50 million flood alleviation scheme, which uses moveable weir technology, has opened in Leeds.

The Conservative Party Conference has heard how energy prices could be capped, saving 12 million consumers an average of £100 a year.

Nottingham City Council's plans to 'green' the taxi fleet form a key part of the council’s drive to improve air quality.

Michael Gove has launched a call for evidence on how the littering of plastic, metal and glass drinks containers could be reduced.

South Cambridgeshire District Council has said that paper caddies will stop being used from mid-December in an attempt to simplify the recycling pr

Roseanna Cunningham has announced £8.4 million for projects that will increase recycling rates, reduce emissions and re-use resources.

A smart & sustainable bike-share has announced it will be launching in Newcastle, following successful schemes in Manchester and London.

A new report has recommended a comprehensive Buildings Energy Infrastructure Programme to achieve major energy savings in UK homes.

Nearly 52 per cent of UK electricity generation was met by low carbon sources between 21 June and 22 September.

A new report by Zero Waste Scotland has argued that recycling at home and tackling food waste are key in the fight against climate change.

Clayhill solar farm and energy storage facility in Bedfordshire will be the first in the UK to be built and operated without government subsidy.

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