Opinion

Dan Byles MP argues only carefully monitored exploration and testing will show whether exploiting UK shale gas reserves is desirable

Friends of the Earth wonders why the Chancellor continues to defy his colleagues by opposing a decarbonisation target

Labour's Barry Gardiner argues the Chancellor is right to raise the issue of inter-generational justice, but badly wrong to ignore the impact climate change and resource scarcity will have on our children

The World Resources Institute explores how corporate projects are increasingly expected to consider sustainability impacts

Simon Graham calls on sustainability executives to revive the sense of excitement that defined the sector back in 2006

The Green Party's Natalie Bennett laments a budget that offered little succour for a green economy that could revive the UK's fortunes

Andrew Warren argues that if British politicians are to fight Brussels over VAT for green measures they may want to broaden the battle

Bridget Woodman argues backing renewables offers the country better value than guaranteeing the price of nuclear power

On the eve of the budget, former Treasury advisor Dimitri Zenghelis argues there has never been a better time to invest in the green innovation needed to overcome market failures

Writing for BusinessGreen Plus, Trewin Restorick argues why businesses should embrace new proposals to help make appliances more efficient