Opinion

PwC's Malcolm Preston says to build disaster-resilient infrastructure, we need new systems to identify and evaluate future physical risks

With another hung Parliament on the cards, what are the policy ‘red lines’ for each of the political parties?

Kirsty Gogan says the reopening of the nuclear debate in Australia is good news for the coal-dependent country

Richard Sagar argues for a rethink in the way energy efficiency measures aimed at the fuel poor are delivered and funded

David Tudor explains how The Crown Estate is seeking to work with government and industry to pave the way for the world's first tidal lagoons

Richard Howard of Policy Exchange outlines three energy issues facing the incoming government

Richard Swannell explains how cutting down on waste is allowing businesses to tackle climate change

Definitive figures on the size of the UK low-carbon sector paint a hugely positive picture, but one that is being ignored by the government

Maf Smith explains why the UK's renewable energy companies are fretting over the outcome of the general election

Carl Sargeant hails the passing of the Well-being of Future Generations Bill will put sustainable development at the heart of Wales' government