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Christian Kjaer, chief executive of the European Wind Energy Association, argues that a supergrid is essential to EU efforts to cut carbon emissions
11 Mar 2010
With the World Cup expected to provide a sales boost for television manufacturers, Hannah Hislop of the Green Alliance warns poor energy labelling will make it difficult for football fans to pick the greenest models
10 Mar 2010
Trewin Restorick wonders if the new Sustainable Restaurant Association can help green our cuisine
09 Mar 2010Anyone who reckons recycled clothes must be uncomfortable should seek out the latest shirts made from discarded plastic bottles
04 Mar 2010Stephen Bentley, chief executive of Granby Marketing Services, explains how the popular environment management standard won him over
03 Mar 2010Trewin Restorick wonders if the UK is ready for a green watchdog with real teeth
01 Mar 2010With Siemens and Mitsubishi the latest engineering giants to invest in the UK's renewables sector and more on the way, perhaps it's time to realise the low-carbon revolution is already upon us
25 Feb 2010Trewin Restorick casts his eye over the mixed messages that dominate the government's climate change adverts
22 Feb 2010Resignation gives UN opportunity to reinvigorate talks following Copenhagen summit
18 Feb 2010Businesses will never get the absolute certainty they crave when it comes to climate policy, which is why it's time they rolled up their sleeves and got on with the low-carbon revolution
15 Feb 2010Friends of the Earth’s biofuels campaigner Kenneth Richter argues that biofuel targets are a distraction from tried-and-tested ways of reducing transport emissions
09 Feb 2010Trewin Restorick wonders if the concept du jour of "nudging" behaviour change can help curb UK carbon emissions
08 Feb 2010Joel Hagan, chief executive of Onzo, argues for a fundamental shake-up of the energy sector to create a Californian-style three-way split
05 Feb 2010The so-called climategate scandal has reignited opposition to the low-carbon economy, and it is time business leaders fought back
02 Feb 2010Trewin Restorick argues the Manchester United defender's much-mocked " Tele-Tubby eco-home" could represent an important watershed for green building
02 Feb 2010Lisa Ashford at EcoSecurities argues that the failure to deliver a robust deal in Copenhagen should spur businesses on to take greater voluntary action to curb emissions
01 Feb 2010Antony Blakey of Ultra Green Group urges world leaders to take a stand on biofuels and let innovation save the day
01 Feb 2010Global Action Plan's Trewin Restorick urges the government to rethink its approach to waste, and wonders if more companies will penalise frequent fliers
28 Jan 2010James Murray argues that the sheer complexity of the climate change challenge will encourage more and more firms to leave their comfort zones in search of the answers
13 Jan 2010Aubrey Meyer and Terry O'Connell of the Global Commons Institute argue that the Copenhagen Summit came close to agreeing an equitable means of tackling climate change, but was let down politicians' failure to spell out their support for the contraction and convergence model
11 Jan 2010
Government announces extra £4.8m to support offshore wind R&D 18 Mar 2010
Secretary-General and climate envoy cross swords over the extent to which UN talks should be supported by separate negotiations between top polluters 18 Mar 2010
Andrew Williams casts his eye over some of the most popular green driving aids on the market 16 Mar 2010
From hydropower hot spots to record-breaking Texan winds, we run down the top stories from the past week 12 Mar 2010
Matthew Tippet of Jones Lang LaSalle offers his advice on how to assess your office's environmental footprint 01 Feb 2010
Greening your workplace - what works and how to make it happen training workshop to take place on April 20
BusinessGreen.com casts its eye over the advice that is available to help firms measure their climate risk profile
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