IEMA presents key thoughts from its members on the EU and the environment ahead of the opening of the polls tomorrow
I'll be voting to Remain and hoping that whatever the result it triggers a rethink in politicians' short termist economic approach
Member states reduced emissions 24 per cent in 2014 compared to 1990 levels
ComRes poll of 1,618 prospective referendum voters also finds Leave voters almost twice as likely to doubt man-made climate change, compared to remain voters
EU membership crucial for UK renewable energy sector, CBI's Paul Drechsler tells BusinessGreen
As the polls on Brexit grow ever closer, EIC's Matthew Farrow begins to think about how the green community will need to respond in the event of a leave vote
The Green Party's Molly Scott Cato argues the EU's environmental protections are anything but 'spirit-crushing'
Leaving the EU could deliver some gains for green businesses, but they are far outweighed by the potential losses and certain disruption
REA's Nina Skorupska argues that whatever the result next week, the government needs to move fast to address clean energy investor concerns
Chair of Energy and Climate Change Committee warns Brexit would hamper essential clean energy investment, and argues it is time for government to re-think Hinkley Point plan