Analysis

Who said what about the government's new renewable energy strategy?

Carbon labels represent a great way of forcing firms to face up to their supply chain's carbon footprint. But how do these labels work and which one will win out in the end? Danny Bradbury investigates

Attempts to establish climate change as a legal threat to endangered species could yet give environmentalists the tools they need to revamp US carbon legislation. Danny Bradbury investigates

Environment minister Phil Woolas warns that large numbers of firms should be preparing for new European chemicals legislation

Every renewable energy in the world is chasing after "grid parity", but what does the term actually mean and when will it be achieved? Danny Bradbury investigates

Mixed messages are paralysing many firms' environmental efforts. Emma Stewart argues that it is time for sustainability advisors to make life easier for corporate executives

Despite numerous technical and political barriers, interest in carbon capture technologies remains strong. But what is CCS and is it really crucial to tackling climate change? Tom Young investigates

Recycling paper is all well and good but, as Tensie Whelan argues, environmentally responsible firms also have to consider where their paper comes from in the first place

Fresh from the acquisition of lighting specialist LPBV, Lighting Science boss Govi Rao explains how the expanded company plans to combat the supply constraints dogging the LED market

With industrial plants wasting a huge chunk of the energy they generate through heat, scientists are exploring some wild and wacky ways of harnessing that lost power