Andy Burnham is facing criticism from Members of Parliament and environmental organizations for his decision to fund a bus fare cap using money originally allocated for climate aid, following broader government cuts to climate projects.

Environmental organizations in the Philippines have called on the government to accelerate the country's shift to renewable energy sources, citing the escalating climate crisis.

LUCENA CITY—Environmental advocates on Friday warned that relying on imported coal to fuel power plants is not a sustainable response to the country’s energy supply challenges, even as global…

Public health and environmental organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its decision to repeal a rule designed to support climate protections.

Disability campaigners are calling on Andy Burnham to postpone the assisted dying bill, expressing concerns about its implications. Separately, green groups are urging him to address the climate crisis more actively.

Slain marine biologist Kent Carpenter is being honored as a champion of Philippine marine biodiversity, with universities and green groups demanding justice for his death. His passing has sparked calls for accountability and protection for environmental advocates.

Green groups have accused the Albanese government of watering down a proposal intended to protect Australia’s threatened species and ecosystems, undermining national standards.

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Marine conservation group Oceana and environmental justice group Ban Toxics have criticized the Philippine government's continued focus on waste-to-energy projects, arguing that this approach fails to address the root causes of the country's worsening waste problem.

The Tisza Party supported more lenient GMO regulations in the European Parliament, which ultimately approved the new gene-editing techniques regulation without amendments, prompting domestic green organizations to demand a response from the Hungarian government.

Environmental groups in the Philippines are questioning the appointment of Juan Miguel Cuna as acting secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), citing his past involvement in the controversial Canada trash shipment fiasco.

Environmental groups in Hong Kong are calling on the government to prioritize accelerating the commercial use of electric vehicles and enhancing green infrastructure, following the termination of a HK$30 billion tax concession scheme for private cars.