Opinion

The head of the UN environment programme joins with Arçelik AŞ CEO and MABE CEO to argue for a rapid roll out of clean cold technology

Strong laws to protect wildlife are the first step in any conservation effort, but the potential of business to strengthen policy should not be overlooked, argues ClientEarth's Quentin Marchais

PwC's Roberta Iley argues REDD+ is not dead in the water yet

Hermes Investment Management boss on green finance, holistic costs, and why he is happy to be an aspiring hippie

ECIU's Richard Black asks if the outlook for national climate action plans - and therefore the Paris Agreement's goals - could be better than it appears

Sandbag's Phil MacDonald argues last week's agreed reforms to the EU ETS won't solve the problem of low carbon prices

We've made great progress in bringing down UK emissions in recent years. However, the future looks less certain according to Ofgem's State of the Market report 2017, warns its chief economist Joe Perkins

WWF's Gareth Redmond-King argues onshore wind is vital if the UK is to decarbonise in the cheapest way possible

Environment Minister Thérèse Coffey's speech to the COP23 UN Climate Summit - in full

David Powell of the New Economics Foundation argues there is a community-shaped hole in the government's energy vision - and fracking-shaped blot on the horizon