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Labour has not done nearly enough to win over the business community, but it still holds out the promise of stronger green investment

The Tory stance on environment and energy issues has been wilfully vague, it leaves green-minded voters fearful of a nightmare scenario for the low carbon economy

The Lib Dems are on the ropes, but a second coalition remains a distinct possibility - will the party fight even harder for its green goals this time around?

In the first of a series of blog posts on the election campaign, James Murray asks if the Green surge has delivered

The next government could deliver a golden age for green businesses or condemn the UK to a position amongst the world's climate reckless pollutocrats - every vote matters

The tragic deaths in the Mediterranean are precisely in line with the predictions of climate security analysts, without urgent action they could herald an era of mass migration and international tension

Green businesses and campaigners deserve some straight answers to some straight questions

Clegg, Miliband and Cameron could yet usher in a historic transformation of the UK economy – businesses and investors should take note

The Conservative manifesto provides as many questions as answers for the green economy, not least where has the David Cameron who promised credible action on climate change gone?

Yes, Saharan dust may play a role, but the primary cause of our dangerous air is the policy and technology choices we all make