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London's fire stations are going greener, thanks to former US President Bill Clinton.

The government's plans to exempt a large number of small-scale renewable energy technologies from planning permission

Three days of action from ministers are needed to "seal a deal" at the climate talks in Copenhagen, according to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

Official advisers to the UK government have demanded Britain slash greenhouse gases by a fifth of current levels by 2020 - the toughest target so far.

A review of the CBI document that considers the impact of Climate Change on Britain and Britain's industry.

"Urgent and drastic" policy and system changes are needed if the UK is to meet EU targets on renewable energy, a House of Lords committee has said.

Hundreds of jobs and heat for Prince Charles' organic business in Caithness have been identified as spin offs from a proposed green energy project.

Companies that fail to tackle climate change could lower the value of their businesses, a report by the UK's Carbon Trust suggests.

A number of UK business leaders have called for "urgent and comprehensive" measures from the main political parties to tackle climate change.

Energy firms E.On and Scottish and Southern Energy are to raise gas and electricity prices by up to 29%.

UK wholesale gas prices have risen 15percent in the past two days after a leak in a Norwegian gas pipeline sparked fears of supply problems over the winter.

Demand for land to grow food, fuel crops and wood is set to outstrip supply, leading to the probable destruction of forests, a report warns.

The government has made "very poor progress" on reaching its own carbon emissions-cutting targets, MPs say.

World leaders have proclaimed a "shared vision" on climate change, but failed to bridge differences between rich and emerging nations on curbing emissions.

Thousands of new wind turbines could be built across the UK over the coming decade as part of a £100bn plan to boost renewable energy.

Big increases in gas and electricity bills are likely this year, leading energy suppliers have confirmed.

Until a few months ago it was thought impossible for Britain to approach generating 15% of its energy from renewables by 2020 as required by the EU. But next week the government will lay out an ambitious blueprint for what it says is an achievable energy revolution.

As many as a quarter of British homes could be fitted with solar heating panels under new government plans for a "green revolution".

rogress towards developing a global strategy to cut emissions is too slow, according to environmental group WWF.