MPs on Environmental Audit Committee reiterate call for moratorium on controversial drilling in the far north
Insurance giant warns long-term developments are being left exposed because climate change is not built into risk models
Methane released by a thinning permafrost may trigger catastrophic climate change and devastate global economy
Brendan May argues progressive business leaders could create a market free from Shell's ecological vandalism
The Times is wrong - The greens are far from defeated, but they still need to up their game
Philips, Kingfisher, and M&S among 46 organisations calling on government economist to investigate potential impact of resource crunch on UK growth
The Green Party's Natalie Bennett argues the government's new Water Bill singularly fails to drive technology innovation
Countries agree to tackle coal-fired power stations and heavy-duty vehicles under new bi-lateral accord
The low carbon transition will bring both winners and losers, argues Dimitri Zenghelis, but that is no reason to delay
Report warns of 120 billion shortfall during dry years in the next decade and calls for more sustainable agricultural abstraction