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Car share lanes coming Measures to encourage drivers to car share could be introduced by the Department of Transport.


Brown tackles energy bills, unemployment Energy costs, carbon emissions and unemployment have been tackled by Gordon Brown.


Scotland to cut emissions 80% Scotland plans to cut emissions by 80 per cent by 2050.


UK emissions reduction target should be 80% The government has been urged to raise the target for carbon emission reductions.


Green roofs urged for capital Green roofs that insulate buildings and enourage biodiversity are part of the mayor of London's plan to deal with climate change.


WWF UK: "Radical shift" needed to reduce UK's carbon emissions A "radical shift" is needed in government policy if the UK is to achieve its carbon emission reduction targets, a new report has suggested.


UK carbon emissions 'reduced by two per cent' Carbon emissions in the UK have been reduced by two per cent in the past year, which may have been a result of a reduction in coal consumption.


Low carbon vision revealed A number of British business owners have shared their hopes for a low carbon economy in 2050 with the Telegraph.


UK 'on target to meet Kyoto goals' The UK is currently on track to meet the goals set out in the Kyoto Protocol, it has been announced.


Government grants 'may help carbon-conscious DIY-ers' Government grants may be beneficial for people embarking on DIY projects this spring, a newspaper has asserted.


Glasgow 'working to cut carbon emissions' The city of Glasgow, Scotland is set to become one of the UK's low carbon leaders, it has been suggested.


Carbon labelling 'promotes awareness' A carbon labelling system on air and rail travel tickets may help consumers make more informed green travel choices, an advisory service has suggested.


Home improvements 'could cut carbon emissions' More could be done to cut the UK's carbon footprint by making energy-efficient improvements to existing properties, an expert has suggested.


New Budget is 'disappointing', green groups say Environmental groups and green builders have expressed disappointment with this week's Budget announcement.


Carbon reduction efforts 'need to take distribution into account' A system of "duty of care" could help firms ensure their products are as carbon-friendly as possible, an article in the Telegraph has reported.


Environment secretary says low-carbon incentives are needed Incentives may encourage European car manufacturers to comply with proposed restrictions to reduce carbon emissions, the environment secretary has claimed.


Gordon Brown 'reducing carbon emissions' The prime minister claimed today that he is working to cut his own carbon footprint.


New members named for climate change committee Environment secretary Hilary Benn has named the first five members of the government's new climate change committee, Reuters has reported.