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While the shadow housing secretary Katie Lam claims to be able to save £50,000 from the cost of a new house by cutting “ideological net zero regulations”, more than two-thirds (68%) of Conservative...


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A highly persistent ‘forever chemical’ linked to reproductive harm has been found in virtually all rivers and groundwater tested in England. This is according to Environment Agency data obtained through Freedom of Information by investigative journalists from


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Greenpeace UK has today written to the Crown Estate threatening legal action over the way it leases plots on the seabed to offshore wind developers. The environmental group said the bidding process leads to developers paying ‘extortionate’ fees for plots on which to build new wind farms, and that the Crown Estate is exploiting its monopoly of the seabed. [1]

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If you’ve lost track of what exactly is happening with Jackdaw and Rosebank, you can probably be forgiven. Both North Sea oil and gas fields have now survived two governments, multiple legal challenges and a changing approvals process – and we’re still waiting to find out whether they will actually go ahead.

A quick recap. Jackdaw was approved by th...


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It’s been a week that showed how quickly politics can shift – and why sustained pressure matters.

The UK’s recognition of settler colonialism and ethnic cleansing in Palestine was a significant moment. For many campaigners it will feel too little, too late given the devastation in Gaza. But political positions don’t change on their own. People marched, organised, to...


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