Opinion

ECIU's Richard Black argues the Chancellor's domestic climate policy is increasingly out of step with a post-Paris world

UK Green Building Council's John Alker suggests some key characters for the green economy's festive story

Nicholas Troja of manufacturers' association EEF argues the Paris Agreement is a step in the right direction, but still falls a long way short of creating the level playing field industries crave

WRAP's Richard Swannell argues the Paris Summit missed a trick by not targeting bolder action on global food waste

Jamaica's Yohan Lee explains how climate change needs to be kept under two degrees to save his island and its inhabitants

Mark Dennison of Norton Rose Fulbright argues the UK biomass sector could be on the cusp of a breakthrough, but its prospects remain clouded by policy uncertainty

Jane Burston of the National Physical Laboratory discusses the challenges standing between the UK and a renewable future

Trewin Restorick warns businesses need to face up to the public perception challenge they are confronted with

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues it is time for the Prime Minister to intervene and force the Treasury to deliver on the commitments the UK has made under the Paris Agreement

Miguel Arias Cañete's speech in full after the COP21 climate conference yesterday