Environmental protection

Members discuss changes to the list of livestock included in the bill in report stage. Catch up

The Chair has says he is “disappointed” in the 15 fashion firms who declined invitations

Wet wipes ban: EAC Chair hails “positive step” but encourages further measures

Lords discuss banning flaring and venting for new offshore installations during line by line scrutiny of the bill. Catch up

Environmental Audit Committee announces follow-up to water quality inquiry

MPs to hold a debate on the ratification of the Global Ocean Treaty

Baroness Young speaks to Lord McFall of Alcluith about her work tackling modern slavery, race and inequality in the creative sector, and why businesses should be held to account for their supply chains

Members discuss draft law to regulate licensing rounds for North Sea oil. Catch up

Hear from the Astronomer Royal, Lord Rees of Ludlow, on topics from AI to bioethics, ending manned space flight and why we should focus on climate change instead of trying to live on Mars

Environmental Audit Committee returns to the issue of electronic waste

Questions remain over Government’s plan for improving soil health

Members discuss changes to the bill as committee stage examination wraps up. Catch up

The EFRA Committee argues that green spaces should be a much higher priority, and calls for reforms to encourage more investment into green infrastructure.

Four years on from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) report into e-waste, it appears little progress has been made

The Environment and Climate Change Committees launches an inquiry into methane.