Legislation

Ed Miliband tells parliament that he does not expect a legally binding climate deal to be agreed in Copenhagen

In high-risk move, Democrats vote Boxer-Kerry through key Senate committee despite Republican boycott

BusinessGreen.com provides a snapshot of the presentations from its inaugural Sustainable Business Lecture

But officials insist they are still hopeful for a "binding and real political agreement" next month

But threaten to throw negotiations into crisis unless rich nations commit to more ambitious emission reductions

Senate delay means no bill likely before Copenhagen

Appeal judge rules that views on climate change can constitute a " philosophical belief" and are therefore protected by employment law

Prices largely unchanged as voluntary carbon market continues tentative recovery

Meetings in Barcelona suspended as coalition of African countries refuses to discuss technical issues until industrialised nations put forward detailed commitments

Democrats insist the show must go on, despite Republicans' refusal to attend mark-up meetings