Scottish climate change targets will not be met without extra effort to cut pollution, experts warn.

Europe’s motorcycle industry is having a tough ride in the current economic times despite being touted as one of the solutions to road congestion and pollution. More »

Commenting on news that the Conservative-led Government is considering building the Thames Estuary Airport, Ken Livingstone said today; "Londoners wish Boris Johnson was as obsessed with making the tube run on time and keeping fares low as he is with building a Thames estuary airport. "An airport in the Thames threatens a huge increase in noise, congestion and pollution for millions of people in t...

So George has found an argument which he thinks is terribly persuasive. Libertarians, right wing loons generally, face a horrible problem because they believe in property rights. The problem being that pollution affects property so therefore libertarians should be very much against pollution because of property rights but they’re not. In fact, they go all

The ruling ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to delay implementing regulations designed to limit interstate air pollution, giving a boost to power companies

Scotland's major cities are being exposed to "dangerous levels of air pollution", according to an environmental charity.

Dr Michael Fitzpatrick talks to James Le Fanu, the one-time scourge of those medical practitioners who blamed lifestyle or pollution for ill health, to find out if he really has made peace with the medical establishment.

Governments representing some of Europe’s best-known industrial regions have joined together to put added muscle behind efforts to reduce pollution and to press the European Commission for more flexible air quality laws. More »

US airlines must abide by a European Union regulation requiring them to pay for their carbon pollution, Europe’s highest court has ruled

The European Parliament’s lead negotiator on a controversial plan to charge airlines for their carbon pollution criticised foreign carriers for “aggressiveness” in opposing the proposal, but expressed confidence that the EU’s top court would back the scheme’s legality in a ruling expected today (21 December). More »