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With the August bank holiday this week, now is a good time to look back at four more of this year’s amazing but true green stories. Midlands energy expert Ron Fox, of Noreus Ltd on the University of Keele Science Innovation Park, picks four more of his favourite recent environmental tales.  1 [...]

With the August bank holiday a few days away, now is a good time to look back at four of this year’s amazing but true green stories.

There is good news on energy bills for householders living close to new upgraded electricity pylons and sub-stations. The first locations have been revealed this month for residents who will receive a £250 annual discount on their bills.

Holidaymakers are finding out at first hand the cost of fighting climate change and achieving net zero as they discover drop-off fees at the UK's major airports have risen by a third on average since last summer.

It is not just the British Government that’s having problems hitting net zero by 2030 - the Church of England has admitted it needs an extra 20 years to reach that target by 2050.

The 5 per cent cut in VAT to zero on all electricity bills, which will come into effect on October 1 and last for six months until April 2027, is a step in the right direction.

With the third heatwave in six weeks, government scientists have warned that nine out of ten homes in Britain were not designed to withstand these hot summers.

With the warmer weather, July is an important month for green projects in both the home and the garden. Here are 15 key jobs to look at.

If coal isn’t causing enough problems in the fight against climate change, scientists at Oxford University and University College London have now found it is sabotaging solar panels.

A new report shows how reducing air pollution is so important, says Midlands green energy expert Ron Fox who was commenting on a study by researchers from King’s College, London