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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?

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

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

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

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

It has been an unremittingly bleak week for the green economy, but could there be some light at the end of the tunnel?

Is the UK's overstretched clean energy budget a case study in government largesse or a relatively modest investment in cleaner and more resilient infrastructure?

Clean tech could provide the power for the Northern Powerhouse and deliver the productivity boost the government craves, but only if Ministers end their attacks on the green economy and deliver a credible policy landscape

Last week's controversial environmental policy moves dealt a blow to many green industries, but the sector has little choice but to move past its justified outrage

James Murray's speech to the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards reflects on another year of success for the green economy