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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

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

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

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

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

There appears to be no plan (at least in public) for how UK environmental and climate policy would evolve outside the EU - green businesses and investors should be very worried

The coal giant appears to think it can bounce back from bankruptcy, but it is downplaying the chances that the industry is entering a period of structural decline

The attempt to pin the blame for the UK steel crisis on environmental policy is bizarre and cynical, the answer lies not in torching environmental policy but building a coherent green industrial strategy

The outlook for the global green economy has never looked better, argues James Murray, and the new normal created by the Paris Agreement deserves a lot of the credit

George Osborne has now delivered eight budgets, so the only surprising thing about his approach today towards the green economy is that anyone is surprised