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Solar power is the UK's favourite source of energy - so why is the government raining on its parade, asks ECIU director Richard Black
30 Jan 2015
PwC's Malcom Preston runs the rule over the water and climate risks businesses face and fears many could be found wanting
30 Jan 2015
Forum for the Future's Sally Uren argues that green businesses need to recognise that all firms can contribute to public policy formation
29 Jan 2015
'This is a battle about how we survive as a species on our one and only planet'
28 Jan 2015
E-bike and car-sharing revolutions highlight the potential for cheap, low carbon transport solutions, says Jos Dings of Transport & Environment
28 Jan 2015
Dr Adam Corner reveals how new research has hit on the words and arguments that are most likely to resonate with right wing politicians as they consider how to respond to climate change
27 Jan 2015
Libertine FPE's Sam Cockerill dismisses recent reports claiming innovation is 'overrated'
23 Jan 2015
Trewin Restorick argues that with the UK food system failing at almost every level the much-maligned department has a key role to play
22 Jan 2015
After nine months living on a district heating network, Jessica Shankleman reckons the sector has some way to go build customer confidence
22 Jan 2015
Chief executive of the Waste and Resources Action Programme explains how smarter policies could boost jobs and growth while helping the environment
20 Jan 2015
Carbon Tracker Initiative's Anthony Hobley argues that far from being a disaster for clean tech, low oil prices could aid decarbonisation efforts
19 Jan 2015
Commercial Group's Simon Graham argues the emergence of 'connected' employees requires a new kind of business engagement programme
14 Jan 2015
The sectors account for more than five per cent of global emissions yet were not allocated in the Lima accord
13 Jan 2015
Policy Exchange's Richard Howard argues the government's fuel poverty target can only be achieved if existing schemes are reprioritised towards improving the energy efficiency of fuel poor homes
09 Jan 2015
Bob Ward argues opposition to carbon capture technology from divestment campaigners could prove misguided
08 Jan 2015
Green Party candidate hits back at accusations the Party is anti-business
07 Jan 2015
Nathan Goode reflects on an eventful 2014 for green businesses and investors
06 Jan 2015
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick offers seven green business predictions for 2015 and reflects on the accuracy of last year's predicted trends
05 Jan 2015
EEF's Roz Bulleid sets out its wishlist for reforms to Europe's carbon trading platform
02 Jan 2015
Climate Bonds Initiative's Sean Kidney reveals how China is poised to provide a massive boost to the global green bonds market
30 Dec 2014
From Eric Pickles to Lego, John Alker has had a sneak peak at Santa's list
30 Dec 2014
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick argues there is a simple way to tackle food waste - and it is found in the humble freezer
29 Dec 2014
The technologies are proven, demand is evident, but we are missing a supportive market, argues Anthony Price
29 Dec 2014
As the year comes to an end, WRAP's Richard Swannell what can be done differently next year to encourage a more circular economy
24 Dec 2014
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