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Major UK supermarkets and food businesses — including Co-op, Iceland and Waitrose — have joined WWF in calling for a bold and forward-looking vision for UK trade, that puts the environment and the transition to a green economy at the heart of policy.

A new study published in the journal Joule by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) challenges the assumption that heavy battery electric freight trucks are unlikely to play a significant role in decarbonisation strategies.

With non-essential shops, gyms, hairdressers and other premises now re-opened as England's lockdown eases, the British Safety Council (BSC) decided to check that organisations were prepared.

Water companies are illegally dumping untreated raw sewage into rivers in England and Wales, according to data released by the regulators.

Local councils have given the green light for a new plastic waste recycling plant to be built in Cheshire.

The Government has introduced a new charging scheme to manage the UK Emissions Trading System (ETS) that replaces the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS).

The UK’s leading supplier of gas to the road transport sector has doubled the sales of biomethane across its commercial vehicle refuelling network in the first quarter of 2021, compared to the same period in 2020.

Great Britain’s electricity grid was the greenest it has ever been at 1pm on Easter Monday, new data shows.

Describing it as having deadly impacts on outdoor workers, and being the UK’s largest environmental risk to health with 40,000 early deaths a year, the British Safety Council (BSC) has launched a new campaign to tackle air pollution.

The Government has announced “landmark reforms” to reform the waste resources sector and boost recycling.