Opinion
Why the EU's Energy Performance of Buildings directive still matters for the UK
Andrew Warren runs the rule over the upcoming round of Brussels' negotiations on the future of energy efficiency policy, and why the UK should be paying close attention
The T-charge: A template for other cities to follow?
London's £10 levy on the most polluting cars highlights how bold regulation can help stimulate new markets
Clean Growth needs to become second nature
The Clean Growth Strategy was welcome, argued John Alker, but it needs to be properly embedded in all government activity
It's time to fact-check Michael Gove's Green Brexit claims
The Greens Molly Scott Cato takes issue with the Environment Secretary's suggestion that Brussels poses a threat to the UK environment
CCS and the Clean Growth Plan
Alex Cunningham MP, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on CCS, argues
Time for BHP to stop funding attacks on climate action
As BHP Billiton Plc holds its AGM in London this week, it's time for investors to call time on the company's support for those who seek to obstruct action on climate change
The Clean Growth Strategy: Crispy on the outside raw in the middle
The government has underbaked the Clean Growth Strategy and must come back with stronger ambition, argues Labour's Alan Whitehead
Clean Growth Strategy: How will it impact investment in the low carbon economy?
The Clean Growth Strategy marks an important step forward for the UK's low carbon economy, but the extent to which it will increase private investment varies across sectors, argues the Aldersgate Group's Nick Molho
The Clean Growth Strategy: Government lays foundations for low carbon revolution
E3G's Ed Matthew heralds the start of a new era in UK climate action
Clean Growth Strategy puts government and green business on the same team
The Clean Growth Strategy could herald a new era of public-private collaboration
Claire Perry: 'By focusing on clean growth, we are presented with a win-win situation'
Minister of State for Climate Change and Industry Claire Perry's speech launching the UK's Clean Growth Strategy
Let's not be losers when it comes to resources
Green Alliance's Libby Peake casts her eye over the latest 'green Brexit' alarm bells
Clean air is not just good for health but good for business
Jace Tyrrell argues that for the New West End Company cleaner air is critical for the shopping hub's long term competitiveness
Are clean, automated 'sci-fi' cars really just around the corner?
AECOM's Robert Spencer explores some of the opportunities and challenges that come with the emergence of electric autonomous cars
Finding joy in the post-industrial age
Jill Duggan argues that consumers are increasingly favouring experiences and services over products, and green businesses have to respond
E-waste: A growing problem with investment opportunities
Liontrust's Mike Appleby spots the investment potential from the world's growing e-waste mountain
With guidance lacking, shipping must chart its own path to decarbonisation
Carbon War Room's Maurice Meehan argues that slow progress on green shipping policy means operators need to step up with their own efficiency plans
Why it is time for a UK Energy Efficiency Delivery Unit
Policy Exchange's Josh Burke argues a handful of simple policy measures could knock billions of pounds off the UK's energy bills
Your morning coffee - it isn't an unlimited resource
Crop Trust's Marie Haga warns our daily cup of coffee is at risk from climate impacts unless urgent action is taken
How to change the public's climate perspective
WWF's Gareth Redmond-King wonders if climate optimism has to be rooted in localism
Catalysing the clean energy revolution
InnoEnergy's Elena Bou expains why accelerating the clean energy revolution will depend on building the right innovation ecosystems
What Theresa May should say at the launch of the Clean Growth Strategy
Friends of the Earth's Craig Bennett argues it is the Prime Minister who should front the launch of a sweeping new economic strategy
Cities can defend us against climate change
Presidents and prime ministers may have stopped talking about climate change, but mayors are determined to deliver a prosperous low-carbon future, argues C40 Cities' Mark Watts
Start running in circles - your grandchildren will thank you
HP's George Brasher argues the business case for circular economy and 'as a service' models has now been made
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