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Electric cars: switching tariff could save £300-plus a year

Many motorists charging their vehicle at home don’t even know special cost-cutting deals exist

Tesla Model 3 becomes most popular battery electric car on UK roads

Surge in sales for US carmaker in first four months of 2021 pushes Nissan Leaf into second place

Pollutionwatch: time to rethink London’s red routes

In many cities around the world, major roads have been restructured to ease air pollution

Birmingham launches clean air zone for private cars

£8 charge to enter city centre is hailed as turning point to tackle poor air quality but some worry it will hit Covid recovery

‘Accidental meat’: should carnivores embrace eating roadkill?

My parents have been eating pheasants killed on the roads for years and encouraging me to try them. Is this the most ethical approach to meat-eating?

Taxes on electric vehicles will slow Australia’s progress. It’s not complicated

While most of the world offers incentives to people buying EVs, our government hands out subsidies for utes

Britain’s electric car charging network boosted by £300m funding

Ofgem to build infrastructure for 3,550 new ultra-rapid charging points on motorways and in towns

Turn off the gas: is America ready to embrace electric vehicles?

Ford unveiled its new F-150 Lightning pickup this week – but the success of EVs in this car-loving nation is far from certain

Got an electric car charger at home? Share it and earn cash

Co Charger app matches hosts and ‘chargees’ who can ‘enjoy living in a cleaner, greener neighbourhood’

Ignore the naysayers – low emission zones do work

Birmingham is following London and Bath in deterring highly polluting vehicles from its centre

6.5m households in UK plan to buy an electric car by 2030

Ofgem data points to consumer shift as ban on sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles approaches

Record metals boom may threaten transition to green energy

Demand and prices are soaring for minerals essential to the construction of low-carbon infrastructure

Boris Johnson took ‘unnecessary’ helicopter trip to promote bike scheme

Exclusive: prime minister’s short flights cast doubt on the sincerity of his pledges to fight the climate crisis, say critics

Environment lawyer fined £5k for contempt in Heathrow case

Tim Crosland had claimed he had no choice but to protest against ‘deep immorality’ of backing third runway

Electric cars ‘will be cheaper to produce than fossil fuel vehicles by 2027’

BloombergNEF forecasts result of falling cost of making batteries as well as dedicated production lines

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