Policy

PricewaterhouseCoopers claims UK firms are "biting the hand that feeds" through negligent approach to ecosystem services

UN advisory group meets later today to find way to raise $100bn a year in climate change funding for developing countries

We cast an eye over the week's most popular stories and discover there are a lot of Gooners fans out there

Administration touts green job successes as president prepares to call on Congress for an extension to clean energy tax credits

New rules crank up pressure on energy firms to curb emissions of nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide and particulates

But Interior Department signals that a fresh embargo will soon be imposed

US reveals "frank and constructive" Rome meeting delivered a number of new proposals for measuring greenhouse gas emissions

Appeal hearing scheduled for later today as administration attempts to reimpose ban on deepwater oil drilling

Energy and climate change secretary says he wants to see councils and energy firms working together to deliver domestic energy efficiency programme

MEPs vote 644-25 in favour of legislation blocking the import and sale of illegally logged timber