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
The remit of the government's Green Investment Bank has been so badly diluted it is hard to see how it can have a transformational role
Is everyone on board with your green strategy? The business lesson contained in the Heartland Institute scandal
The ignominy heaped on Fred Goodwin will be nothing compared to that carbon intensive firms risk facing
Is it merely a coincidence that the two most fanciable MPs have a reputation for greenness?