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Wrong side of the law. Right side of history: the activists arrested in the name of the planet

From grassroots campaigners to Hollywood actors, 21 climate rebels tell their stories

London drivers ditching diesel cars six times faster than rest of UK

Abandoning of polluting vehicles has accelerated since expansion of ultra-low emission zone announced

‘Ambitious’ UK plans for electric vehicles welcomed – with reservations

Green groups fear the policy will embed car use at the expense of healthier and ultimately cheaper alternatives

Fuel duty losses in green transition may mean new taxes, Treasury warns

Department says falling income from levies that brought in £37bn last year could cause ‘significant and permanent fiscal pressure’

UK’s net zero plan falls short on ambition and funding, say critics

Government says strategy would create 440,000 jobs, but Treasury warns taxes may need to rise to fund changes

Inside Insulate Britain: on the road with the disruptive climate protesters

Roadblocks have caused anger but members say only maximum economic disruption will make politicians listen

Students’ solar-powered camper van turns heads on 1,800-mile road trip

Dutch team designed and built two-person van with kitchen, bed, shower, loo and range of up to 450 miles a day

These Maldives islanders once saw sharks as the threat. Now they fear the plastic

Diving with tiger sharks off Fuvahmulah brought a tourist boom that has led to a destructive tide of plastic waste. But now locals are pushing back

UK to allow temporary visas for butchers in latest post-Brexit U-turn

Move comes weeks after farmers began culling healthy pigs owing to lack of abattoir staff

The advertising industry is fuelling climate disaster, and it’s getting away with it

Overconsumption is inevitable when adverts are so ubiquitous and sophisticated, says campaigner Andrew Simms

Amid the petrol crisis, is it time to switch to an electric car?

With running-cost savings available, motorists are increasingly keen to go green

‘It was war’: school-run parents tackle petrol crisis traffic chaos

Residents set up traffic patrol to challenge drivers forming long polluting queues near London school

Berlin’s car ban campaign: ‘It’s about how we want to live, breathe and play’

Petition to forbid private car use in area equal in size to London’s zones 1 and 2 has collected 50,000 backers

UK car sales plunge but electric vehicles soar to record amid fuel crisis

Global chip shortage helps push car registrations to lowest level for more than two decades

The UK’s 2035 net zero electricity target: how could it be achieved?

Decarbonisation plan, with almost 40% of power sourced from fossil fuels, is a monumental challenge

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