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Today's air quality plan could provide a welcome boost to low emission technologies, or it could prove a cynical exercise in political positioning

Andrea Leadsom yesterday insisted the government regards action on air pollution as a priority, but that is hard to tally with yet another delay to its flagship air quality plan

The case for full privatisation of the GIB has not been convincingly made, but with the deal done the onus is now on Macquarie to deliver on its impressive set of promises

An early election threatens further delays to crucial policy decisions, but when the dust settles green businesses should finally know where they stand

A brutal Brexit hangover looms for the green economy, unless Ministers can deliver the policy stability and vision the UK requires

Any new trade deal that features 'less climate concern' will simply allow polluting foreign companies to undercut greener UK rivals

The Green Party conference has been used to operating on the political sidelines, but this year it did a better job than most at identifying the huge risks and opportunities the UK faces

Brexit presents an immense challenge and unique opportunity for green businesses - over the next fortnight BusinessGreen takes the microscope to the issues that will determine whether we get a Green Brexit

There are plenty of similarities between the Brexit talks and UN climate talks - but what can negotiators learn from the success of the Paris deal?

The latest attack on European environmental regulations is laughable, but it demands a serious response from government and business