Analysis

"It would be the worst thing in the world to take the one Republican working with you and make him own the one thing you don't like"

From German fraudsters to Nick Clegg's loathing of all things nuclear, we run down the top green business stories from the last week

In the final part of our serialisation, Mark O'Neil examines how to ensure green IT systems deliver real environmental benefits

In the latest part of our Green IT serialisation, Mark O'Neill looks at how new technologies are helping to reduce the IT industry's energy footprint

The latest part in our serialisation on Green IT addresses the business challenge presented by eWaste

Andrew Williams investigates the new technologies that are making it possible for wind farm operators to predict how much power they will produce

In the second part of our serialisation, Mark O’Neill explains how the Carbon Reduction Commitment will impact the IT department

Labour pledges to roll out national electric car charging network as Lib Dems talk up goal of a "zero carbon Britain"

All this week BusinessGreen.com will be publishing extracts from Mark O'Neill's new book, Green IT for Sustainable Business Practice. In the opening extract he makes the case for a more sustainable approach for IT professionals

The Guardian gets interactive and asks readers to play at being the next energy and climate change secretary