Analysts predict Australian firms will save $2.5bn, as EU carbon price shows signs of recovery
Today’s EU-Australia agreement to link carbon pricing mechanisms could yet prove globally significant
Treasury confirms it will fight to keep cut-rate VAT for green goods on domestic but not charitable buildings
New Economics Foundation report shows that if the UK wants to maintain fish stocks it will effectively be reliant on imports from tomorrow
MicroPro's Iameco wooden tablet computer to go on sale in September as creator reveals plans for laptop made from old wooden pallets
Beefed up WEEE directive promises five-fold increase in e-waste collections
Alliance of environmentalists and fishermen advocates granting small boats priority access to cod, hake and monkfish
Environment Commissioner Janez Potočnik warns of stark contrast between member states with strong and weak waste management policies
Climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard proposes withholding an unspecified number of permits from auction
EU Commission blocks 30 investments in energy plants from receiving free emission allowances