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Politics

Is Jeremy Corbyn a blessing or a curse for green businesses?

Corbyn's victory presents a big challenge for green businesses and investors, as well as those political centrists who want to build a low carbon economy

clock 14 September 2015 •

Politics

How cynical should the clean tech sector be? Or should the green economy steal from the fossil fuel playbook?

A discussion at the US ambassador's residence reveals parts of the clean tech community are facing something of a crisis of conscience

clock 03 September 2015 •

Politics

What was Obama thinking when he approved Arctic drilling?

Obama risks torching his otherwise admirable climate change legacy, through his failure to comprehend the scale of change that is necessary - business leaders must avoid making the same mistake

clock 01 September 2015 •

Policy

The government can scale back renewables if it wants, but where is its alternative?

The latest attack on the renewables sector in a bid to cut energy bills by £6 is bad enough, the failure to set out an alternative vision is even worst

clock 27 August 2015 •

Technology

UK clean tech needs to celebrate its awesomeness - the BusinessGreen Technology Awards are here to help

The inspiring innovation underway across the UK clean tech sector deserves to be celebrated

clock 24 August 2015 •

Politics

Is Jeremy Corbyn's brand of environmentalism really the radical option?

All of the Labour leadership candidates have promised bolder action on climate change and support for the green economy, but which offers the most compelling vision?

clock 20 August 2015 •

Infrastructure

This shameless fracking double standard will do little to build support for shale gas

The government's fracking planning shake-up offends any sense of fair play, like so much of the Conservative shale gas strategy it could prove to be counter-productive

clock 13 August 2015 •

Politics

100 Days of Dave - Whatever happened to the husky?

For the environment the first 100 days of the Cameron government have been as bleak as the air around a coal-fired power plant - the Prime Minister does not have long to deliver on his green promises

clock 13 August 2015 •

Politics

Obama's Clean Power Plan promises a brave new era for the green economy

The EPA's Clean Power Plan promises to be an historically significant turning point in the global effort to tackle climate change

clock 03 August 2015 •

Politics

What Labour's leadership hopefuls can learn from Hillary Clinton's green vision

In one dramatic move Hillary Clinton has served to highlight the staggering paucity of the Labour leadership campaign's engagement with the green economic opportunity

clock 28 July 2015 •
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