Opinion
Offshore wind's global vision
Renewable UK's Luke Clark considers what the future has in store for offshore wind
The impact of nature shouldn't be forgotten in the battle to improve London's air quality
On Clean Air Day, West End Company's Dan Johnson argues nature has a crucial role to play in cleaning up London's air
How innovation is driving a renewable future
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport reflects on the ideas changing the face of UK energy
Why we should all be worried about the march of the Martian potato
In her latest column on the environmental impact of our food, Louise Gray digs up the dirt on Britain's favourite vegetable, the potato.
Does nature conservation deserve a slice of the aid budget?
Oxfam GB's Matthew Spencer asks if earmarking a chunk of the aid budget for conservation projects can really help drive sustainable development
Five suggestions for the Waste & Resources Strategy
The EIC's Matthew Farrow has some advice for the government
Brexit and chemicals: Planning for all scenarios
EEF's Sam Pentony explores the challenges manufacturers face as they wait to see if a post-Brexit shake up of chemicals regulations and processes is on the way
To scare or not to scare
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick argues sound science should trump scare tactics in the fight against plastic pollution
Smart meters are set to hamper, not help, the EV rollout
Andrew Warren of the British Energy Efficiency Federation says current SMETS1 smart meters are not equipped to enable smart EV charging
It's time to embrace the plastic-free office
AECOM's Robert Spencer offers some handy tips on clearing on plastic clutter from the office environment
On iron laws, CCS, and Carbon XPrizes
If carbon capture technologies are to ever take off they will need to become economic, but, as Tom Chivers, argues a new cash prize could yet unlock a whole new industry
Beyond energy: Transforming waste in high quality chemicals and fuels
Energy Industries Council's Richard Vale thinks change is coming for the energy from waste sector
Can financial regulators save the world?
ClientEarth's Alice Garton calls on regulators to show leadership and enforce climate risk reporting more effectively
We need new policy solutions to climate change. Resource efficiency is the obvious place to start
In the excitement of new technologies, we should not forget the importance of resource efficiency, argues Green Alliance's Libby Peake
An Act of God? No Sir, an Act of Man
Climate change poses new responsiblities for a board's risk management strategy, says Earth on Board's Philippe Joubert
Reflections on 10 years of the Carbon Trust Standard
Carbon Trust chief executive Tom Delay looks back on a decade of business emissions reduction
The tech revolution will not be fossilised: Are you prepared?
In his first Clean Tech Talk column Michael Holder warns businesses which don't prepare for wholesale technological disruption will pay a heavy price
Repowering our way through the wreckage
Britain's oldest onshore wind turbines will soon be 20 years old - the government should ensure they are repowered rather than dismantled, argues Labour's Alan Whitehead
The Industrial Strategy: taking clean growth to the next level
The government's Industrial Strategy is a good start - but for the UK to lead in clean growth it needs to attract investment in project pipelines, local supply chains and skills, argues Nick Molho of the Aldersgate Group
Measuring and mitigating carbon risk
Liontrust's Mike Appleby eyes the potential profits on offer from the low-carbon transition
Nuclear can be a cost-competitive energy source
Energy for Humanity's Kirsty Gogan argues nuclear must follow renewables pathway and drive down costs
Greener eggs and ham? Understanding the environmental impact of breakfast
Louise Gray introduces a new column on the environmental impact of food with a hard look at your breakfast
The smart route to electric vehicles
Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Claire Perry argues smart meters could unlock the rapid adoption of cleaner and more cost effective vehicles
Breath-taking audacity: The government's absurdist air quality plan is leaving the public's health at risk
The Green Party's Molly Scott Cato slams the government's attempts to paint its air quality plan as more ambitious than EU rules
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