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Help to Buy looks like a disaster waiting to happen, but some joined-up thinking in Whitehall could at least deliver some green benefits

Plans are afoot to build a boat out of refuse and sail it down the Hudson River

In the last in the series of pre-conference blogs, James Murray assesses whether Labour is ready to beef up its green economic strategy

The Lib Dems are about to face one of the biggest tests of their time in government in the upcoming battle over carbon budgets. Losing is not an option

A group of green Conservatives are said to be gearing up for a fight back, but can they wrestle back control from the party's anti-green voices?

Delegates at one Lincolnshire hotel will be asked to generate their own power for meetings

Over the next few weeks, BusinessGreen will run a series of essays from leading business figures on what the emerging New Environmentalism means for UK Plc

As part of the Guardian's series on greens and science, James Murray argues any tension between the two communities has been massively overblown

The Prime Minister reckons we should "encourage fracking and cheaper prices" – could he please explain how the two are linked?

Marriott starts selling tote bags made from recycled linen for charity