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There is a case for tackling carbon leakage concerns, but where is the green industrial strategy that can build a truly sustainable steel sector

There are still plenty of reasons to be optimistic at the prospects of a global climate change deal, but this week has offered a timely reminder the negotiations remain in the balance

The government's willingness to fork over billions of pounds in billpayers' money to French and Chinese remains shrouded in confusion

The internet is already allowing us to live greener lifestyles but more needs to be done to realise the smart city vision

Job losses are mounting, but there are steps still available to the industry and the government that could avert a full-blown disaster for UK renewables

The government has to find a fail-safe way to cement the Green Investment Bank's low-carbon purpose - and fast

The argument the world will not make a serious attempt to decarbonise asks you to believe we are victim of one of the biggest political and corporate conspiracies ever committed

Amber Rudd is right to argue that innovation is critical to tackling climate change, but it will not deliver deep decarbonisation all on its own

Al Gore poses a crucial question, is David Cameron really willing and able to lead on climate change?

The Task Force on Shale Gas' latest recommendations don't go far enough, but if the government wants to be seen as serious about decarbonisation it must embrace them