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Anti-fracking protesters are occupying the main entrance to the Department of Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) in London, in response to the department’s heavily-redacted report on the impact of shale gas exploration on rural communities.

Scunthorpe United has unveiled plans for a sustainable new stadium that could boast a range of eco technologies including solar PV.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared he will not attend the upcoming UN climate summit, siting dubious reasons for his absence.

South Korean scientists have found a new use for used cigarette filters as good material for energy storage in supercapacitors

DECC's new public opinion tracker shows completely different figures to the pro-fracking UK Onshore Operators Group's previous poll.

The UK government has released a report on the impact shale gas wells might have on nearby house prices and [redacted]

The Stockholm Environment Institute predicts that the Keystone XL pipeline will cause 121 million tonnes of CO2 to be released into the atmosphere, four times more than the US state department earlier predicted

A new survey of more than 1,800 climate scientists has revealed that 30% of scientists who deny man-made climate change receive frequent media coverage, while only 15% of scientists who agree on the consensus on global warming receive the same treatment. Presenter and green energy fan Robert Llewellyn weighs in with why he thinks the imbalance exists.

Renewables continue to enjoy widespread support amongst Brits, according to the latest results of the Department of Energy and Climate Change’s public opinion tracker.

Ten of the world's largest PR firms have confirmed that they will not represent clients who ignore scientific consensus and deny man-made climate change, Tony Abbott's coal-centric vision for Australia could force the country to look at geoengineering; and Nigel Lawson continues to deny his denial.