Analysis

The vast majority of CEOs are committed to taking action to tackle climate change for both moral and commercial reasons, but are they making action to cut emissions a board-level priority?

Christiana Figueres and Richard Kinley urge countries to put forward 'bridging' texts, as negotiators fear talks are grinding to a halt

New research reveals accelerating pace of deforestation outside of Brazil and Indonesia

Over-inflated executive pay in fossil fuel sector encourages reckless behaviour that puts climate at risk, argues US think tank

Divestment Summit in Paris today declares it a 'moral necessity' to ditch fossil fuel investments, as climate talks continue in Bonn

The government's own impact assessment has fuelled fears the feed-in tariff could be blocked to new entrants in 2018, but industry insiders reckon a fresh solar boom means it could be closed within months

Ahead of impending EU legislation, Peugeot explores the possibility of giving EVs 'signature sounds' with new all-electric concept car

Mobile giant says new indoor coverage booster will improve networks in well insulated properties

New report shows that exports account for just a small portion of mismanaged e-waste in European Union

New Policy Exchange report warns locking wind farms out of CfD auctions will only increase costs for consumers