Opinion

Tom Burke warns the UK's new nuclear programme may go up in flames if China's 'overwhelmed' nuclear regulators fail to prevent an accident

Bob Ward argues misleading comparisons and assumptions are being used to inflate the economic costs of climate change policies

Maria McCaffery outlines how the industry plans to cut costs and how the next government can continue the sector's impressive growth

The Green Party's Natalie Bennett warns that the latest European Council compromise on GM crops could serve as a "Trojan horse" for the controversial technology

Shadow Environment Minister's speech to the Chartered Institute of Waste Management

Self driving cars and automated homes could change society far faster than people realise, argues Trewin Restorick, and now politicians need to play catch up

The government's new Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme may not be perfect, argues Andrew Warren, but it could still deliver a big boost to energy efficiency

Have you ever wondered why the Treasury doesn't appear to give much of a hoot about climate change? Check the small print for the answers

Simon Graham of Commercial Group argues that without a rethink on how companies manage their energy use, firms will always struggle to deliver significant carbon savings

Alan Whitehead argues that the government's much trumpeted 'zero carbon homes' could end up being anything but