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The Tory leader has just torched the political consensus on ambitious climate action - the electoral calculus is likely to prove as deeply flawed as the economic analysis behind the move

Attacks on the net zero transition are ratcheting up, but what would happen if the critics of decarbonisation actually got what they wanted?

Influential journalists on the right of British politics are responsible for egregiously misleading reporting on climate policy and the green economy - could the climate movement do more to defend itself?

The government insists airport expansion can be made compatible with climate goals, but how would you go about proving that will be the case?

The government has taken a raft of positive steps to try and escape the Conservatives' economic doom loop, but Heathrow expansion represents a gamble that could quickly backfire

President Trump is back in the White House, and the strategies that largely worked in pushing back against his attempts to derail global climate action feel underpowered this time around

A quarter of the century has passed and progress towards global climate goals remains far too slow - governments and businesses must respond

Donald Trump's victory has triggered fresh calls for a rolling back of climate action, but such arguments are based on lazy and dangerously flawed assumptions - in an end of year essay BusinessGreen editor James Murray asks, what next for the climate...

The government's clean power plans point to a 12-month period of critical policy activity that should unlock a huge wave of green investment

Environmentalism is by far the most popular ideology in the UK, businesses and politicians should build on that natural advantage