transport policy
Rising oil price may speed shift to electric vehicles, says energy watchdog
Rising oil prices could help speed climate action by accelerating the shift to electric vehicles, but would come at the expense of the economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the global energy watchdog.
Elite minority of frequent flyers 'cause most of aviation's climate damage'
A new report, which collates data from the countries with the highest aviation emissions, shows a worldwide pattern of a small group taking a large proportion of flights, while many people do not fly at all.
Make oil firms install electric car chargers in petrol stations, says thinktank
Oil companies should be required to install rapid chargers for electric cars in all their petrol stations above a certain size by 2023 in order to speed up the rollout of vehicles with zero tailpipe emissions, according to thinktank Bright Blue.
Congestion set to exceed pre-lockdown levels as cars crowd back on to UK roads
British towns and cities are braced for a rapid rise in traffic congestion when the lockdown eases on Monday after figures showed many of the countries that have already lifted restrictions have seen truck and car use rise above their pre-coronavirus levels.
Road to hell: Budget tarmacs over climate ambition
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and in his budget the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, headed off down the motorway towards climate catastrophe, all the while proclaiming his intention to protect the environment.
Gaby Hinsliff: Driving into a city should become as antisocial as smoking
Clean air zones can work if we increase people's options. Ministers must get involved.
Which party has the answer to the big green questions?
Putting a tax on meat, ending the sale of petrol and diesel cars within a decade and upgrading the energy efficiency of every home in the UK are among the eye-catching green promises from the political parties fighting for voters' backing in the general election.