Policy

Ernst & Young survey finds growing business frustration at repeated green policy changes

The battle over the future of Australia's climate change policy is entering a crucial phase as the government prepares to confirm carbon price plans

Department for Transport ducks accusations it is failing to support a new EU fuel directive designed to highlight carbon-intense fuel sources

Industry warns communities secretary's plan to reinstate weekly bin collections will make it harder to improve recycling rates

As IEA reveals global emissions are rising again, European Environment Agency confirms emissions across the bloc fell over seven percent in 2009

Jessica Shankleman takes Liberty Electric's zero-emissions Range Rover for a spin

Oxfam warns key crops may cost up to 180 per cent more by 2030, with half the price rise blamed on climate change

Angela Merkel says all 17 nuclear reactors will close over next 10 years, confirming u-turn prompted by Fukushima disaster

Ministers meeting in Durban reiterate that second commitment period is not up for negotiation

West Lancashire Council denies claims it is forcing residents who want to install solar panels to submit formal planning applications