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The Supreme Court was right to block the government acting retrospectively, but now former adverseries must work together for the good of the industry

The mixed bag of green and dirty policies put forward by the Chancellor will leave many businesses confused

The Chancellor is proud of his "pro-business" credentials, but plenty of Blue Chips reckon he has got it badly wrong on the green economy

CCS could have a crucial role to play in the UK's low carbon ecomomy, but should the government be gambling on its effectiveness?

He may be public enemy number one for environmentalists, but by default or design the chancellor is overseeing the rapid growth of the green economy

First it was carbon targets and emissions trading, now it's aviation and shipping levies - the EU's climate strategy is having a global impact

Long-term energy cost predictions are close to meaningless – the government is right to keep its options open

The surge in the market for Fairtrade and green goods deserves to be celebrated and supported, argues James Murray