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European commission investigates industry complaints that China is 'dumping' solar panels worth €20bn into the EU – threatening to damage relations between Germany and Beijing

Food company chief executive labels biofuels an aberration and expresses concern about potential impact of water wastage

Opposing the ban on old light bulbs just because it comes from Brussels will end up costing consumers more, argues Dustin Benton

Future linkages may be in the pipeline with China, South Korea, California and Switzerland

Study says EU-grown rapeseed biodiesel falls under 35 per cent marker, adding weight to calls to end food biofuels

Washington D.C meeting ends with commitment to try and deliver an international mechanism for tackling aviation emissions

Fears of trade war mount as officials meet in Washington D.C. to try and end deadlock

Upping planned CO2 cuts from 20 to 30 per cent by 2020 would bolster Europe's chances of securing a global agreement, MPs say

UK delegation weakens targets for energy company savings and refitting public buildings in a bid for wider uptake

Ministers agree to ban the dumping of dead fish in principle, but negotiations will continue over proposed start dates