Opinion

It's critical for companies to "show up, stand up and speak up", says GreenBiz chairman and executive editor Joel Makower

Sometimes its impossible to stare climate change straight in the eye, argues David Powell from the New Economics Foundation

ID cards for populations? Morally tricky. For EV batteries? A potential game-changer

Andrew Warren argues falling energy use should spark a reappraisal in the government's future assumptions and policy priorities

AECOM's Richard Lowe welcomes the National Infrastructure Commission's vote of confidence in renewables, but warns considerable medium term technical challenges still need to be overcome

In the rush to find new solutions to our plastic crisis, we must not swap one problem for another, writes ClientEarth wildlife lawyer Tatiana Lujan

Charlotte Morgan argues a cluster approach can realise the opportunities carbon capture technologies offer, but only if the UK is brave enough to back the nascent sector

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues the government's consultation on the Feed-in Tariff scheme and support for solar proves it: there is one rule for renewables and another for non-renewables

In her latest Table Talk column, Louise Gray says don't be a chicken about asking questions

John Alker argues the government's welcome new Environment Bill needs a unifying theme, and circular economy principles could provide it