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Shale gas may have a role to play in a low carbon energy mix, but the industry will never deliver unless it can cut out the PR blunders

The home of English football now has three lions made of rubbish

Ed Miliband once won plaudits from across Westminster for his ambitious approach to climate change - could re-engaging with the issue that once defined him help tackle his leadership woes?

The green economy is making great progress and new carbon targets promise a further boost, but constant policy setbacks are not helping

The long-awaited decision to retain the fourth carbon budget provides investors with some much needed certainty, now government and business must deliver on it

Owen Paterson's attack on the environmental movement ignores both climate risks and the mainstream success of the green economy

The departures of Owen Paterson and Greg Barker send conflicting signals about the direction of the Tory's green agenda decarbonisation

Tony Abbott's ongoing failure to repeal Australia's carbon tax contains a serious message on the general direction of global climate policy

The clean tech sector loves innovation, but being regarded as innovative can be a mixed blessing

BP's latest statistical report should be a wake-up call, that it is not suggests we are sleep-walking into a climate and energy disaster