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The government's Clean Growth Strategy is very encouraging for the green economy; the context in which it has to be delivered is much less so

The upcoming emissions reduction plan needs to be fit for purpose, but it also needs to provide a strategic vision for the UK's post-Brexit economy

It has never been more important for Conservative moderates to challenge climate reckless arguments that would undermine the UK's international standing and competitiveness

Can you be a climate optimist if you are pessimistic about climate change?

The shockingly impressive cost reductions achieved by the offshore industry should send shock waves far beyond the energy sector

There are only 18 months to go until the UK leaves the single market and customs union - and the plans for a 'Green Brexit' look worryingly sketchy

The debate about communicating apocalyptic climate risks misses the point - the only way to combat terrifying environmental warnings is by committing fully to climate action

Inspiring speeches and a flurry of major commitments suggest the two Secretaries of State may have been let off the climate leash

Stark warnings from investment giant Schroders on the risks of climate change should have caused a media storm this week - instead they barely made a ripple

The G19's refusal to sign off on a statement offering a lifeline for high carbon energy is yet more evidence the Paris Summit marked the beginning of the end for the fossil fuel era