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Last modified: Apr 2008
Nov 10 — GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY MUST DO MORE ON GREENER CARS
Sep 21 — GOVERNMENT MUST ACT ON AVIATION
Sep 7 — GOVERNMENT MUST NOT CAVE IN TO FUEL PROTESTS
Sep 7 — GREEN CARS COULD SAVE DRIVERS MORE CASH THAN FUEL CUTS
Aug 3 — AIRPORT EXPANSION IS BAD FOR THE ECONOMY, NEW RESEARCH SHOWS
Jul 27 — WELCOME CALL FOR SMART GROWTH IN SOUTH EAST
Jul 22 — NEW TYNE CROSSING DECISION BAD NEWS FOR ENVIRONMENT
Jul 19 — M6 EXPRESSWAY: 98% AGAINST
Jul 15 — GOVERNMENT REVEALS HUGE IMPACT OF FOOD MILES
Jun 20 — URGENT GOVERNMENT ACTION STILL NEEDED ON AVIATION IMPACTS
Jun 9 — ROAD-CHARGING MUST CUT TRAFFIC AND POLLUTION
Jun 6 — INQUIRY OPENS INTO CONTROVERSIAL NEW THAMES ROAD BRIDGE
Jun 1 — GROWTH IN FLIGHTS WILL WRECK CLIMATE CHANGE TARGETS
May 23 — GOVERNMENT RISKS PROSECUTION AS LONDON POLLUTION BREAKS EUROPEAN LAW
May 19 — BRISTOL AIRPORT PRESENTED WITH BILL FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
Apr 29 — GOVERNMENT MUST STAND UP TO FUEL PROTESTS
Apr 29 — RAC ROAD-WIDENING CALL SLAMMED
Apr 27 — ROBIN HOOD TO ROB RESIDENTS OF PEACE AND QUIET
Apr 13 — NEW CAR EMISSION FIGURES ANOTHER BLOW FOR CLIMATE POLICY
Mar 24 — BATHSIDE BAY - LOCALS TO VOTE ON DAMAGING PORT PROPOSALS
Mar 7 — GOVERNMENT'S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
Mar 7 — ACTION ON FLIGHTS MISSES OPPORTUNITY ON UK CLIMATE TARGETS
Mar 5 — GOVERNMENT TO LAUNCH SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY
Feb 23 — ECO-LABELS FOR CARS WILL CHANGE BUYING BEHAVIOUR - SURVEY
Feb 22 — EDINBURGH REJECTS OPPORTUNITY FOR CONGESTION CHARGE
Feb 14 — GOVERNMENT PUBLISHES EMISSIONS TRADING ALLOCATION
Feb 10 — CAR ECO-LABELS WELCOMED - BUT TOUGHER TAXES FOR GAS-GUZZLERS STILL NEEDED
