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Politics

Brexit could be a catastrophe for the green economy, or it could be the start of a brave new era

The risks faced by the green economy are immense, but there is a route forward that could yet strengthen the UK's low carbon business community

clock 27 June 2016 • 9 min read

Policy

The destination remains clear, but brace for Brexit turbulence

The green economy's long term future is assured, but the short term challenges presented by Brexit will be immense

clock 24 June 2016 • 4 min read

Politics

Vote Remain and get back to building a greener economy

I'll be voting to Remain and hoping that whatever the result it triggers a rethink in politicians' short termist economic approach

clock 22 June 2016 • 8 min read

Politics

Breaking up is hard to do: The risk to the green economy from Brexit dwarfs any benefits on offer

Leaving the EU could deliver some gains for green businesses, but they are far outweighed by the potential losses and certain disruption

clock 16 June 2016 • 12 min read

Energy

UK fracking approval is just a staging post in the shale gas journey, the destination remains unknown

Delays, flawed regulations, and PR fiascos have left the shale gas industry facing an uncertain future, despite yesterday's planning victory

clock 24 May 2016 • 5 min read

Politics

Queen's Speech: Government will do something vague and undefined about climate change, just don't ask what

The near complete absence of climate change from the annual parliamentary set piece only underscores the sense of drift within government on a host of environmental and energy issues

clock 18 May 2016 • 5 min read

Politics

In praise of Natalie Bennett

Electoral success may have proved elusive, but the out-going Green Leader can look back on a broadly successful four years at the helm

clock 16 May 2016 • 5 min read

Politics

Brexit camp's nasty streak could see the environment caught in referendum fallout

The referendum campaign is fast descending into a political streetfight, and it is only serving to highlight the huge threat the green economy faces

clock 13 May 2016 • 5 min read

Climate change

The spiralling climate crisis GIF every business leader should see

If you haven't seen Ed Hawkins' animated interpretation of global temperature data you need to look at it, and then share it with everyone you know

clock 10 May 2016 • 3 min read

Politics

London's dirty Mayoral campaign risks seeing clean tech opportunity squandered

The London Mayoral campaign has been divisive and brutish, and admirable green policies risk becoming collateral damage

clock 04 May 2016 • 7 min read
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